CATTLE DECAPITATION Announces Touring Drummer

October 7, 2006

San Diego extreme metallers CATTLE DECAPITATION have announced the addition of touring drummer Kevin Talley (ex-DYING FETUS, MISERY INDEX, CHIMAIRA) to the group's ranks.

Commented singer Travis Ryan: "We're very excited to not only finally do our own headlining tour, but also to get back out and deliver the tracks from our new 'Karma.Bloody.Karma' album to the masses. The last thing we want to do right now is to stay home and not be out on the road! We're glad to have a seasoned guy like Kevin filling in. It will be a refreshing change to get someone in there that's as professional in his approach to touring as the rest of the guys in the band. See you soon!"

Not only will Kevin Talley be lending his talents to CATTLE DECAPITATION, he will be pulling double duty each night and also filling in behind the throne for the Atlanta-based DAATH, whose debut album (due out in January 2007 on Roadrunner Records) Talley previously laid the drum tracks for.

Commented DAATH guitarist Eyal Levi: "Playing with Kevin has always been a natural choice for us. He's been involved with the project for years now and not only is he one of the greatest metal drummers out there, but also one of our good friends. We're excited to have him in the band and we also extremely excited to be during our first proper U.S. tour with the mighty CATTLE DECAPITATION!"

The tour is a four-week jaunt across North America officially kicking off in El Paso Texas, and ending in California in December. Meeting up with CATTLE DECAPITATION and DAATH will be Southern Lord recording artists LAIR OF THE MINOTAUR, and Rotten Records recording artists DOG FASHION DISCO.

CATTLE DECAPITATION tour dates:

Nov. 16 - El Paso, TX - House Of Rock And Roll
Nov. 17 - Austin, TX - Red Rum
Nov. 18 - Houston, TX - Walters
Nov. 19 - Dallas, TX - The Galaxy Club
Nov. 21 - Tallahassee, FL - Big Daddy's
Nov. 22 - Orlando, FL The Backbooth
Nov. 23 - Jacksonville, FL Thee Imperial
Nov. 24 - Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
Nov. 25 - Wilmington, NC - Soapbox Laundrolounge
Nov. 26 - Virginia Beach, VA - Hartz Café
Nov. 27 - Amityville, NY - Village Pub South
Nov. 28 - New York City, NY - Knitting Factory
Nov. 29 - Baltimore, MD - Ottobar
Nov. 30 - Allentown, PA - Crocodile Rock
Dec. 01 - Toledo, OH - Club Bijou
Dec. 02 - Chicago, IL - Champs Rock Room (underage show)
Dec. 02 - Chicago, IL - The Beat Kitchen (21 + over)
Dec. 03 - Cleveland, OH - Peabody's
Dec. 06 - Moorhead, MN - Allstar Bowl
Dec. 07 - St. Paul, MN - Station 4
Dec. 09 - Aurora, CO - Hubba's
Dec. 10 - Ogden, UT - Club Boom VA

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