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THERAPY? Enter Studio, Announce New Drummer

December 5, 2002

THERAPY? are in the studio writing and rehearsing new material which they hope to begin recording by mid-December for an early 2003 release. The band are currently utilizing the services of drummer Neil Cooper as a replacement for Graham Hopkins, who left the group at the end of last year.

"Some of [the fans] may have seen [Neil] playing with us in Portugal back in July of this year, but for those of you who didn't, he is an amazing player and is adding real power to the new material," the band said in an official statement. "We can guarantee that you will not be disappointed."

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