YEAR LONG DISASTER To Support TURBONEGRO

August 29, 2007

Rock trio YEAR LONG DISASTER — which consists of guitarist/vocalist Daniel Davies (son of THE KINKS' Dave Davies),bassist Rich Mullins (ex-KARMA TO BURN, SPEEDEALER),and drummer Brad Hargreaves (THIRD EYE BLIND) — will support TURBONEGRO on their upcoming "What Is Rock" North American tour, which also includes Nick Oliveri's MONDO GENERATOR. The dates are as follows:

Sep. 25 - Nokia Theatre - New York, NY
Sep. 26 - The Black Cat - Washington DC
Sep. 29 - Center Stage (Earthlink Live) - Atlanta, GA
Oct. 01 - Granada Theatre - Dallas, TX
Oct. 02 - Emos - Austin, TX
Oct. 04 - Brickhouse Theatre - Phoenix, AZ
Oct. 05 - House Of Blues - San Diego, CA
Oct. 07 - Henry Fonda Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
Oct. 08 - Slims - San Francisco, CA
Oct. 10 - Showbox - Seattle, WA
Oct. 11 - Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC
Oct. 12 - Roseland Theatre - Portland, OR

YEAR LONG DISASTER will release its self-titled debut on September 25, 2007 through Volcom Entertainment. The CD was recorded in Tucson, Arizona with producer/engineer Jim Waters (JON SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION, RL BURNSIDE).

With incessant touring through self-booked tours, YLD have honed their rock chops, built a rabid fan base and critics have taken notice. The Pittsburgh Tribune Review described their show as, "echoes of the hard-driving rock music of the late 1960s and 1970s a la LED ZEPPELIN, CREAM and FREE." The Charleston Daily Mail noted, "The drums thump, the bass bumps and the guitar shrieks!" The Los Angeles City Beat raved, "Singer-guitarist Daniel Davies wails and howls like a tormented Robert Plant or Jack White and his blistering leads are indeed something to witness. He and his furious rhythm section even wowed a bunch of jaded types!' Guitar One magazine hailed YEAR LONG DISASTER as one of the "new sons of SABBATH" and "your new favorite band." And Editor in Chief of Guitar World magazine touted, "YLD sounds like a dream mash-up of LED ZEPPELIN and JEFF BUCKLEY sporting some of the best hooks I've heard in months!"

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