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THE DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT Drummer Interviewed In Bristol (Video)

March 31, 2011

Drummer Ryan Van Poederooyen (TERROR SYNDROME, THE DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT) was interviewed by Audio Technica when THE DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT performed at the The Fleece, Bristol, England on March 4, 2011. You can now watch the chat below.

Devin Townsend will release "Deconstruction" and "Ghost" — the third and fourth in a series of albums to be made available under THE DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT moniker — in Europe on June 20 via InsideOut Music.

"Deconstruction" and "Ghost" will complete his tetralogy album concept — a great journey through Devin's different states of musical moods — which he started in 2009 with the albums "Addicted" (2009) and "Ki" (2009).

Townsend tapped Jens Bogren (OPETH, KATATONIA, PARADISE LOST, BLOODBATH) to mix "Deconstruction". The sessions took place late last month at Fascination Street studio in Örebro, Sweden. The CD features guest appearances by a number of well-known metal musicians as well as two drummers — Ryan Van Poederooyen for the "crushing stuff," and Dirk Verbeuren (SOILWORK, SCARVE, ABORTED) for the "inhuman stuff."

A detailed track-by-track review of "Deconstruction" can be found at RadioMetal.com.

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