DRAGONFORCE Seek Drummer, Announce New Bassist

June 16, 2003

British melodic speed power metallers DRAGONFORCE are currently on the lookout for a new drummer following the departure of longtime sticksman Didier Almouzni.

If you think you have what it takes to fill the vacant position, and the time to handle DRAGONFORCE's increasingly busy schedule, then contact the band via e-mail at this address: [email protected].

DRAGONFORCE will be using a session drummer for all upcoming shows until a permanent replacement has been found.

In other news, DRAGONFORCE have welcomed Adrian Lambert to the fold as the group's permanent bass player. Adrian has played bass for all of DRAGONFORCE's live shows over the last year and is looking forward to working with them as a full-time bandmember.

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