PROTOTYPE Announce New Drummer

December 31, 2003

Los Angeles-based progressive thrash metal band PROTOTYPE have announced the addition of drummer Sam Aliano to the group's ranks.

"Sam hails from the great country of Australia and has established himself as one of that country's top drummers," according to an official press release. "Now in Los Angeles, Ca., Sam has been building a reputation for his exceptional playing on national and international drum clinic circuits. Combining fusion, rock and metal styles, Sam brings a new dimension to the band and is sure to take PROTOTYPE to new heights in musicianship."

PROTOTYPE's full-length debut, "Trinity", will be released in Europe through Massacre Records in January/February. The album was issued in North America last year through WWIII Music.

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