ZIMMERS HOLE: New E-Card Available

March 6, 2008

An e-card for "When You Were Shouting At The Devil...We Were In League With Satan", the new album from ZIMMERS HOLE — the Vancouver-based project featuring guitarist Jed Simon and bassist Byron Stroud of STRAPPING YOUNG LAD alongside legendary drummer Gene Hoglan (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, TESTAMENT, DEATH, DARK ANGEL) — is available at this location.

"When You Were Shouting At The Devil...We Were In League With Satan" will be released on March 11 via Century Media Records. According to the band, "this album is a metallic beast. With it, we honor all that is metal, with love in our hearts, and horns in the air... and a few spilled drinks!??"

"When You Were Shouting At The Devil...We Were In League With Satan" track listing:

01. When You Were Shouting At The Devil...We Were In League With Satan
02. We Rule The Fucking Land
03. The Flight Of The Night Bat
04. 1312
05. Devil's Mouth
06. The Vowel Song
07. Fista Corps
08. Anonymous Esophagus
09. Alright
10. Hair Doesn't Grow On Steel
11. What's My Name... Evil!

Check out the album artwork and the title track in streaming audio at the band's MySpace page.

Born in 1991, ZIMMERS HOLE has been Byron and Jed's significant other band when not busy with STRAPPING YOUNG LAD or FEAR FACTORY. In the beginning, it was always just a way of spending the weekend drinking far too much and writing absurd songs. As time went on, the group "matured" somewhat, although maturity is highly overrated as far as these guys go, but two remarkable albums ("Bound By Fire" and "Legion of Flames"),a series of successful tours and a string of absolutely unforgettable shows soon followed, putting the mighty ZIMMERS HOLE on the lips of many.

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