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THE CLASSIC STRUGGLE Joined By Former THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER Drummer

March 25, 2009

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina's THE CLASSIC STRUGGLE has announced the addition of drummer Cory Grady (ex-THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, PREMONITIONS OF WAR) to the group's ranks. The band says, "[Cory] is an extraordinary person as well as a musician and we are all real stoked about writing our new upcoming album with him. He has been learning all of our past material and we have also been writing new material as well. We hope to be back on the road by the end of this summer and look out for a late '09 release."

THE CLASSIC STRUGGLE's latest album, "Bring Back the Glory", was release last September via Ironclad Recordings.

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