Vocalist CLARK BROWN Comments On LD/50 Project

June 9, 2009

Vocalist Clark Brown, who sang on the last two solo albums from BLACK SABBATH bassist Terry "Geezer" Butler — 1997's "Black Science" (released under the GEEZER banner) and 2005's "Ohmwork" (under G/Z/R) — has commented on his involvement with LD/50, the new project led by Glen Alvelais (FORBIDDEN, TESTAMENT, TENET). He says, "I tell ya, when Glen called me up to get this thing going, I was fuckin amped!!! I was a big fan of FORBIDDEN back in the day. I remember covering 'Forbidden Evil' in one of my old bands. This new stuff we are writing has really brought the best outta me. Every new song Glen hands me is getting better and better. I am constantly blown away. It makes my job so easy as a singer. The vocals just flow outta me like fuckin water! I love the dynamics that we are creating; it can be heavy as fuck, to melodic and mellow but always moving and pulling the listener from one end of the spectrum to the other. This first album is gonna flatten the fuck outta the norm and really give the people something to chew on...no bullshit!! LD/50, your next household name!"

LD/50 has uploaded a teaser sampler on the band's MySpace page.

LD/50 is:

Glen Alvelais (FORBIDDEN, TESTAMENT, TENET) - Guitar
Clark Brown (GEEZER) - Vocals
Jeremy Colson (STEVE VAI, MARTY FRIEDMAN) - Drums

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