Dying Fetus are anxious to record and tour after nearly a year off. However, they are still searching for a drummer. The extreme metallers started auditioning in September 2005, but have not found a proper sticksman so far.\"First off we want to say we are anxious to record and tour after nearly a year off. The demos are going well, and we are spending extra time finalizing the music and composing the lyrics. Our tentative date to enter the studio to record the new album is mid-summer. Secondly, we encourage anyone who is interested in auditioning for the drummer spot to get in touch with us as soon as possible - although we have been holding out to find a permanent member, the show must go on and we have a contingent plan to hire a session drummer if necessary.\"
Their requirements still apply: drummer must have no criminal record, must have a valid passport and must be able to tour extensively. Willingness to relocate is also desired.
Interested? Send your submission (VHS or DVD preferred, Media Player or MPEG files sent on a data CD or DVD disc is also acceptable) to: Blunt Force Records, PO Box 6358, Annapolis, Md 21401, USA.
Dying Fetus have completed the material for their upcoming album with the help of their computer drum software.
The band previously featured monster drummers like John Longstreth, Erik Sayenga and Kevin Talley (photo).
