CHIMAIRA Resume Writing New Material

June 12, 2006

Cleveland, Ohio's CHIMAIRA have posted the following message on their MySpace page:

"We just got back from Sounds of the Underground [tour of] Europe. We had a blast with all the bands. The tour was filled with games of 'Mafia' and bread knobs. Andols managed to devour 21 meals at McDonald's within our 16 days in Europe. Impressive.

"If you haven't gotten your tickets yet we have a show coming up on June 17th at the Plain Dealer Pavilion in Cleveland with MUSHROOMHEAD. It's a co-headline gig. We get a long set. I'll post show times once I know them. This will be our last show for a few months.

"We are about to start the writing process for the new album. We have about 14 songs worth of ideas that were written back in January/February. We hope to hit the studio this fall and have the album out early in 2007. That's if everything goes as planned. As we all know that doesn't happen often. So don't mark my words. I couldn't tell you what this album will sound like either. My guess is a mix between protein powder and THC.

"We still haven't signed with a new label. Any rumors you've heard aren't true unless you see it on our MySpace or our website. Regardless, things are looking good..."

In other news, CHIMAIRA's cover of METALLICA's "Disposable Heroes" — which was recorded for the recently released Kerrang! magazine tribute to the METALLICA album "Master of Puppets" — has been posted online this location.

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