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WEHRWOLFE Part Ways With Drummer, Seek Replacement

November 10, 2005

Charlotte, North Carolina-based death metallers WEHRWOLFE have parted ways with drummer Scott Pletcher. "Scott has left the band, and we will always wish him the best!!" the group write on their web site. "If you are a drummer interested in playing with us, we are looking for serious individuals that have own gear, [are] self-motivated, and [have] the skills to play the material consistantly. If interested, write back with description of yourself (years playing, influences etc.) and send it to [email protected]."

WEHRWOLFE, who parted ways singer Nathan Ellis (who has since joined DAYLIGHT DIES) in early 2004, are currently completing the songwriting process for their sophomore album. The group's debut CD, "Godless We Stand", was released in August 2003 via Magick Records.

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