DREADNAUGHT Interviewed On Australia's 'The Racket'; Audio Available

April 22, 2009

Bassist Ando McDougall and vocalist Greg Trull of the seminal Australian hard rock/metal band DREADNAUGHT were interviewed earlier this week by Andrew Haug of Triple J's "The Racket" (based in Australia). Listen to the chat in streaming audio at the Triple J web site: Windows Media, Real Media (NOTE: The first part of the DREADNAUGHT interview begins around the 37-minute mark). Check out the program's entire playlist at this location.

DREADNAUGHT recently inked a distribution deal with AmpHead Music for the release of the group's new self-titled album, which will be available for download as well as a physical product in stores from May 1.

DREADNAUGHT's follow-up to the critically acclaimed 2006 Roadrunner release "Dirty Music" will be the band's sixth studio LP in its 15-year history and it features the group's "heaviest production to date." According to a press release, "the addition of ex-ALARUM drummer Matthew Racovalis has helped shape a highly diverse-sounding record, more akin to the technical-thrash-styled DREADNAUGHT of the mid-Nineties; yet retaining the dynamic subtleties that has made DREADNAUGHT unique amongst their peers."

"Dreadnaught" track listing:

01. Tattooed Tears
02. The Push
03. Save Your Life
04. Collapse
05. Reflections (Part 1)
06. More Than One Way
07. Agony / Ecstacy
08. Reflections (Part 2)
09. 10x The Pain
10. Twist The Knife
11. Reflections (Part 3)
12. Buried

DREADNAUGHT's video for the band's new single, "The Push", can be viewed below.

For for information, visit www.myspace.com/dreadnaughtmusic.

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