Former HADES Guitarist ED FUHRMAN Launches TEN TON TRUCK

May 19, 2004

Former HADES guitarist Ed Fuhrman has teamed up with ex-DEMONSPEED drummer Jim King in a new band called TEN TON TRUCK. The group, who are completed by vocalist Jim Frizzell and bassist Craig Salvadeo, are heading into Big Blue Meenie recording studios in Hoboken, NJ this weekend (May 21-23) to cut a four-song demo. After that, the band will spend the new few months shopping around for a record deal.

"The music is very different from anything I've done in the past with HADES," Fuhrman said in a statement. "In many ways it's the heaviest music I've ever written. I think it will surprise a lot of people when they hear it. Our website will be up in a few weeks and anyone interested can take a listen to a few new songs from TEN TON TRUCK. If you like any kind of heavy music then I think you'll really enjoy hearing what TTT has to offer."

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