SON OF SCIENCE: New Lineup Announced

April 3, 2007

SON OF SCIENCE, the tech-metal band formed by former DRAGONFORCE bassist Adrian Lambert, has issued the following update:

"Things have changed drastically in the SON OF SCIENCE line-up. Greg [Pope, vocals] has decided to leave the band to focus on his own material. We have enormous respect for Greg as a musician and we wish him all the best with it. We're good friends so we'll keep in close contact.

"Stepping in to the vocalist slot is Leon Murial, who blew us away with his incredible range, control and approach to progressive music. With just one week in the job Leon dominated the stage at ProgPower UK pre-show party last weekend and impressed the hell out of everyone in the band and audience! We've also found a replacement keyboard player in the form of Phil Wickens. Phil is an old friend of mine and Ade's [Adrian's] from a band we used to play in. Knowing what an incredible player he is, we'd often spoken about asking him to join the band and finally got around to it, and he said yes! With just three rehearsals Phil was sharing the ProgPower UK stage with us and nailed everything!

"Last but by no means least, we've also found a permanent guitarist! Jake Willson auditioned with us at the same time as Phil, two weeks ago, and after just three rehearsals played live with us. Jake's a fantastic player and is into lots of great prog and fusion. He'll be bringing a lot more shred to our songs."

For more information, visit SON OF SCIENCE's MySpace page.

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