Former KORN Drummer And Ex-ANYONE Frontman To Release INFINIKA Debut in September

August 3, 2014

INFINIKA, the new band featuring former KORN drummer David Silveria and ex-ANYONE frontman Riz Story will digitally release its debut album, "Echoes And Traces", on September 1. The experimental rock effort contains 14 original tracks, including six songs that were featured in Story's directorial project "A Winter Rose" (opening film of the 17th annual Dances With Films festival, world premiere May 29, 2014, Hollywood's Chinese Theater).

With hardcore elements, melodic tracks and scorchingly psychedelic overtones, Silveria and Story say that the album represents a bold new direction that will challenge the notion that rock is dead.

INFINIKA's previously released official video for early track "It's A Beautiful World" can be seen below.

More details about the album, including the full track listing and INFINIKA's 2014/2015 plans, will be released in late August.

Silveria was the second member of KORN's original lineup to depart, leaving in late 2006. Guitarist Brian "Head" Welch exited the group in 2005. But while Welch continued as a solo artist until rejoining KORN last year, Silveria retired to Huntington Beach, California and opened a restaurant.

KORN singer Jonathan Davis told The Pulse Of Radio a while back that he believed Silveria lost his passion for music. "David was there to write beats but he wasn't really there," he said. "He really didn't like playing drums. The first two albums, I think, he really enjoyed playing drums and then after that he just lost his love for playing drums. It happens. Okay, good for him, he wanted to move on and do something else."

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