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ART OF SIMPLICITY To Release Full-Length Debut In December

September 24, 2006

ART OF SIMPLICITY, the Greek band featuring members of WASTEFALL and FRAGILE VASTNESS, has signed a deal with Burning Star Records. The group's full-length debut, "Caught in this Iless Storm", was completed in February 2006 and is scheduled for release in December. Audio samples are available at this location.

ART OF SIMPLICITY previously issued a four-song demo, entitled "Asymmetric". The band's lineup is as follows:

Giorgos Ikosipentakis - Vocals
Matthew Dakoutros - Violin
Aris Markogiannakis - Guitars
Elias Nousis - Keyboards
Alexandros Papanastasatos - Bass
Nick Miras - Drums

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