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THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER Launches Drummer Search

December 7, 2006

Detroit, Michigan's THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER has officially parted ways with drummer Pierre Langlois. "Pierre has gone back to Montréal. He wants to pursue a more secure lifestyle and we all wish him the best of luck with it," the band writes in a press release. "Pierre is most definitely the finest drummer any of us has ever played with."

"So here we are again on the hunt for a drummer… fun fun fun!!! We need someone dedicated — who knows for sure that the touring life is for them, and we need them as soon as possible. Relocation is a must, but not necessary immediately. We have an album to finish writing and many tours to go on. Fear not my children, the BDM will ride again."

E-mail the band at [email protected] if you would like to audition.

For more information, visit www.blackdahliamurder.org.

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