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SLAYER Drummer's Son Releases TO HUMANS EP

March 5, 2013

Apple Valley, California's TO HUMANS, the new alternative rock project featuring drummer Jeremy Lombardo (son of SLAYER drummer Dave Lombardo),has released a brand new self-titled EP. The five-track effort is available for purchase now via their official Bandcamp page. TO HUMANS also features lyricist/vocalist/guitarist Danny Toranzo and bassist Ace Anderson.

Jeremy Lombardo states: "When we perform, we're definitely not your average indie rock band. We definitely all have a connection to each other when we perform live. There's a certain spirit that we all feel and we try our hardest to impress and share that emotion and spirit that we feel with our audiences."

He adds: "The new EP is essentially a compilation of some of our earlier songs that the band wrote a long time ago, mixed with a couple newer songs that we wrote shortly before entering the studio. Most of our songs start as a freeform jam fused with Danny's ideas that eventually morph into what you'll hear on the EP."

"To Humans" track listing:

01. Tenacity
02. Rapture
03. Trials and Tribulations
04. Lion Oil
05. Humdrum

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