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ANTIGAMA Records New Material

February 1, 2011

Polish progressive grindcore quartet ANTIGAMA recently entered Progresja Studio in Warsaw to record a handful of new tracks for an upcoming split CD with Italy's PSYCHOFAGIST. The band recorded with Pawel Grabowski and the songs were mixed and produced by Szymon Czech. Additional information on the split will be made available shortly along with audio previews.

In other news, ANTIGAMA has almost completed writing material for the follow-up to 2009's "Warning". The band is set to record in the spring, with Szymon Czech once again at the helm.

2011 marks the tenth anniversary for ANTIGAMA. The band is planning a special celebratory show toward the end of the year along with a CD compilation of its 10-year recorded history.

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