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SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY Announces Singer Change, Begins Recording New Album

December 16, 2006

Michigan-based grindcore/death metal act SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY has entered the studio with producer Andreas Magnusson to record its first full-length album, tentatively due on March 20, 2007 via Ferret Music.

In other news, the band has announced that it has parted ways with vocalist Brandon "Bear" Schroeder. "Health and other personal reasons have left him no choice but to quit," the group writes in a statement. "There are no hard feelings, though. We love Bear and wish him all the best.

"Stepping in to fill the void is our friend Fox, formerly of FLESH AND BLOOD ROBOT. If you are at all familiar with FLESH AND BLOOD ROBOT, you will know that Fox will be a perfect fit. We are very excited to have him on board and look forward to continuing our rigorous schedule. Everything is back on track and all our future plans are as they were before Bear left.

"After the studio we will be hitting the road with JOB FOR A COWBOY, THE ACACIA STRAIN, and those grizzly ass men in PSYOPUS — so hopefully we'll have a chance to show Fox off to everyone."

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/seeyounexttuesday.

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