THREAT SIGNAL Vocalist Talks Touring, Lineup Changes

May 24, 2007

Vue Weekly recently conducted an interview with THREAT SIGNAL vocalist John Howard. A few excerpts follow:

On the band's upcoming tour of Canada:

'We haven't been anywhere but Ontario and Québec in Canada — we didn't really start touring until late last year. I'm mainly looking forward to the scenery, a lot of mountains and stuff. And I'm looking forward to meeting people in Western Canada.”

On touring Europe:

"Germany was pretty much the coolest — that was the first time we've ever been to a big festival, and seeing a sea of people with tents everywhere and booze everywhere, it's just a crazy metal experience over there. They live and breathe metal over there, it seems — they're crazy for it."

On the group's lineup changes:

"We lost a guitarist in March. I dunno what happened with that. He was pretty much fed up with touring and playing shows. It's getting kind of old — this will be our third rhythm guitarist. THREAT SIGNAL from the beginning always had some doubt on the lineup, but we're slowly weeding everyone out and getting a solid lineup."

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