Feersum Ennjin (ex-Tool) Self-Titled Album Due in November

by Ryan Minic | Aug 10, 2011

Feersum Ennjin, featuring original Tool bassist Paul D’Amour, will release its self-titled debut album on November 1st.

“Feersum Ennjin really started as a series of studio experiments but gradually took on a life of its own,” says D’Amour. “All of the different musical experiences of my past took form as I found a melodic thread to tie them all together as one sound. I’m looking forward to taking the next step, to make Feersum Ennjin a living, breathing entity that exists beyond the studio.”

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