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THE DAY AFTER To Release Debut EP

March 5, 2003

THE DAY AFTER (a.k.a. THE D.A.),the new band featuring former MONSTER VOODOO MACHINE/current RAGGDEATH guitarist Darren Quinn and hip hop artist Michie Mee (also of RAGGADEATH),have launched their official site at this location. The group, whose music is being described as "a reality dose of metal, hip hop and reggae but not your typical rap/rock garbage," are finishing up work on their debut EP for Firstborn Entertainment and will follow it up with a full-length album at the end of the year. A new video is in the process of being filmed as well.

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