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DROWNING POOL: New Video Interview Posted Online

May 24, 2010

Shawn Jones of ILMOEntertainment.com conducted an interview with Texas heavy rockers DROWNING POOL on May 19, 2010 in Peoria, Illinois. Watch the chat below.

DROWNING POOL recently announced its partnership with the G.I. Film Festival, a non-profit organization and the only film festival in the nation to honor the successes and sacrifices of American service members through the medium of film.

DROWNING POOL offered a free download of its Top 5 active rock smash "Feel Like I Do" to participants of the G.I. Film Festival. "Feel Like I Do" is the band's second consecutive Top 5 hit and the first single from their new self-titled album ("Drowning Pool", Eleven Seven Music),which was released on April 27 and debuted at No. 35 on The Billboard 200, No. 3 on Billboard's Hard Rock and No. 5 on Billboard's Top Independent Albums charts in its first week. The band also donated a signed guitar and other items that were raffled off during the May 11-16 G.I. Film Festival at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington, DC.

Following their first hit with "Bodies" in 2001, DROWNING POOL developed a special relationship with the military and their families, eventually visiting and performing for the soldiers in Kuwait and Iraq in 2005 and 2006, respectively. They were also instrumental in the passing of the Lane Evans Mental Health Care Reform providing better mental health care for our veterans. During a trip to Capitol Hill, they presented then-Senator Barack Obama with a petition which helped to pass the Lane Evans Mental Health Care Reform, which he sponsored in the Senate and went on to become law supporting the medical rights for our returning warriors. DROWNING POOL engaged in a tour of South Korea for MWR (The US Army's family and morale, welfare and recreation organization) and on Memorial Day 2009 they even played Guantanamo Bay.

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