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Society's Finest Recruits Ex-Zao Drummer

posted Aug 6, 2007 at 12:57 PM by deathbringer.  (3 Comments)

Former Zao drummer Jesse Smith has now joined Society's Finest. Here's a statement from the group:

"The newest addition to the fold is an old friend of the band. Jesse Smith made his name as the beat machine behind metal powerhouse Zao and will be playing drums on the new record. Now, with a new perspective on the world and music itself, Society's Finest is poised to make its next move. Currently writing and in production for their next release, the band is more focused than ever. They are currently locked away in hammering out songs that will become the sum of a band who have influenced many of today's biggest metal acts."

Source: Lambgoat

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1. pacifront83 writes:

sh**, thats not saying much since Zao has had 5million f***ing drumemrs. Not saying the guy isnt talented, i dont know that but thats Christian Metal for ya.

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2. !Nailgun! writes:

That's Christian metal for ya? You mean to tell me that other bands that are not Christian haven't changed memebers 5million f***ing times? Don't have anything to do with it being Christian metal.

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3. Fox writes:

Since Jesse Smith was ZAO's drummer for years, I don't think your point is very valid. ZAO has had only 2 drummers since, and both were temporary anyway.

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