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Reunited LAAZ ROCKIT Launch Official Web Site

December 27, 2005

Reunited San Francisco Bay Area thrashers LAAZ ROCKIT have launched their official web site at www.laazrockit.com. Coming soon from the band is a new home video featuring footage from the group's 2005 reunion tour, including material from the Dynamo Open Air festival and Effenaar club in Holland, the Thrash Against Cancer festival in San Francisco and the Japanese tour with TESTAMENT.

LAAZ ROCKET, formed in 1982, were a mainstay in the Bay Area thrash scene for nine years. In May 2005, the original lineup reunited for the first time since 1991 to play two shows with TESTAMENT, including the prestigious Dynamo Open Air festival in Holland. Their appearance at the Thrash Against Cancer benefit concert in July 2005 was their first U.S. show in over 14 years.

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