EVOKEN Announce New Bassist

May 2, 2006

U.S. ultra-doomsters EVOKEN have announced the addition of bassist Craig Pillard (INCANTATION, WOMB, DISCIPLES OF MOCKERY, METHADRONE) to the group's ranks. "We have been good friends with Craig for many years and is was only a matter of time before we could combine Craig's sound, talent, and experience with EVOKEN," the band write in a statement. "We are very excited about the future of EVOKEN, with many things planned."

EVOKEN's current lineup:

John Paradiso - Guitar/Vocals
Nick Orlando - Guitar
Craig Pillard - Bass
Denny Hahn - Keyboards
Vince Verkay - Drums

EVOKEN's third album, "Antithesis of Light", was released in early 2005 via Avantgarde Music.

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