Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton and DevilDriver/Coal Chamber frontman Dez Fafara have formed a new project called Born Of The Storm.
Two tracks, “Nowhere Fast” and “Dust,” can be downloaded here and here respectively.
According to Twitter, Morton says there are no plans for an official release — “we’re just letting people check out our demos.”
Coal Chamber took to the stage for the first time in a decade on Friday in Brisbane, Australia. Rough video footage of the band performing the song “Loco” is below.
Coal Chamber are planning more reunion shows in 2012.
In addition to the band’s upcoming appearance on Australia’s Soundwave festival along with a few Sidewave dates, the group confirmed it will perform a handful of shows in Mexico and South America later in the year.
North American dates have yet to be announced.
Marilyn Manson has lined up some Australian Sidewave dates with Coal Chamber, Wednesday 13, and Motionless in White. Dates follow:
Coal Chamber will reunite for a string of Australian Soundwave dates.
Frontman Dez Fafara (DevilDriver) comments, “These reunion shows are for the fans that want to see us again as well as all the people that never got to see COAL CHAMBER. It is and always will be a very special part of my life, so these few shows are for those people and for us. If you’re not from Australia, better get a ticket now to come see this event!”
The reunion will mark the band’s first performances in a decade. Dates are to be announced.