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MERCENARY Part Ways With Guitarist

July 30, 2003

Denmark's MERCENARY have parted ways with lead guitarist Signar Petersen due to "personal and musical differences" and have replaced him with 19-year old Martin Buus Pedersen. "None of the upcoming gigs will be affected by this change and the support for EVERGREY in Malmö on the [August 2] will take place as planned," reads a post on the band's we bsite. "Whether Martin will become a permanent member of MERCENARY, time will tell…"

MERCENARY recently entered producer Jacob Hansen's (INVOCATOR, RAUNCHY) newly-built recording studio to finish laying down the basic tracks for their third full-length album, due in the fall through Holland's Hammerheart Records. MERCENARY's last CD, "Everblack" was released in March 2002.

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