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EVITA Signs With BASICK RECORDS

November 28, 2008

Basick Records has announced the signing of the UK's EVITA.

Combining the melodic and hardcore sensibilities of bands such as CIRCA SURVIVE and SHAI HULUD, along with the straight-out grit and edge of MISERY SIGNALS and UNDEROATH, EVITA is set to make its indelible mark on the international metal scene with the release of its as-yet-untitled debut album in the spring of 2009.

The band will be shacking up with UK producer Chuck Creese (BURNING SKIES, SHADOW LAW, TRIGGER THE BLOODSHED) throughout December and January to lay down tracks for the CD.

EVITA is:

Aaron Beider - Vocals
Daniel "Fajjz" Cranney - Guitar
Mike Thomson - Guitar, Vocals
Paul Perkins - Bass, Vocals
Johno Fisher - Drums

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/evitaband.

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