Former FAITH NO MORE Bassist Comments On Upcoming Stint As HARMFUL's Guitarist

January 12, 2007

Former FAITH NO MORE bassist Billy Gould has issued a statement regarding his upcoming stint as touring guitarist for the German heavy rock/noise trio HARMFUL on their European tour.

Gould last year finished producing HARMFUL's follow-up to their "Sis Masis" album (2005) at Blubox Studios in Troisdorf, Germany. Entitled "7", the CD is scheduled for release in February.

Commented Billy: "Originally, I decided to produce the band because I liked the music. Once we began working together, I realized that we had a lot in common, musically speaking. I think I can actually make a positive contribution here. What excites me about the band is the fact that it is straight-up with no pretense, while managing at the same time to throw in some beautifully twisted chord progressions. I haven't done anything like this for almost 10 years, so this will be an adventure for me too, and isn't that what it's supposed to be about? Besides, this is a great band, and if my involvement helps them to expand beyond Germany, then it's totally worth the effort."

Check out the song "Elaine" from HARMFUL's new CD at the band's MySpace page.

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