TERROR: More Tour Dates Announced

January 5, 2009

Los Angeles hardcore/metal band TERROR has scheduled the following dates:

Jan. 07 - Championship - Lemoyne, PA
Jan. 08 - Forward Hall - Eerie, PA
Jan. 09 - Europa - Brooklyn, NY
Jan. 10 - Club Hell - Providence, RI
Jan. 11 - First Unitarian Church - Philadelphia, PA
Jan. 16 - Club Capone - Costa Rica
Jan. 17 - Bohios Alegres - Panama
Jan. 31 - Pipeline Café - Honolulu, HI
Feb. 10 - The Crossing - Palmdale, CA
Feb. 11 - Vets Hall - Santa Cruz, CA
Feb. 12 - Key Club - Hollywood, CA
Feb. 13 - Velvet Jones - Santa Barbara, CA
Feb. 21 - Chain Reaction - Anaheim, CA

Austrian heavy 'zine Stormbringer.at conducted an interview with TERROR drummer Nick Jett prior to the band's December 5, 2008 "Persistence Tour" concert in Vienna, Austria. Watch the 15-minute chat below.

TERROR's third full-length album, "The Damned, The Shamed", was released on June 10, 2008 (May 26 in Europe) via Century Media Records. The CD was produced by Zeuss (HATEBREED, SHADOWS FALL) and is "sure to please the band's diehard fanbase, while garnering a new legion of young maniacal supporters," according to a press release.

As synonymous as the band has become with stellar live shows, records like "Lowest of the Low", "One with the Underdogs" and "Always the Hard Way" have earned TERROR a reputation for consistency. No matter what the circumstances, vocalist Scott Vogel has surrounded himself with talent rich in passion. A DIY attitude has often been a common bond between band members, and the current lineup is no exception. New guitarist Martin Stewart made invaluable contributions to the purist, no-B.S. approach heard on DONNYBROOK's "Lions In This Game", Doug Weber (guitar) and Nick Jett (drums) have been with the band from the start.

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