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Ex-PYRO Singer's NARCOTIC PRAYER: New Songs Posted Online

February 27, 2008

NARCOTIC PRAYER, the French rock band fronted by former PYRO vocalist Stephane Collin, has uploaded six new songs to its MySpace page.

NARCOTIC PRAYER will begin playing out during the coming weeks, possibly as early as April. The group is currently looking for a label. Several companies are said to have shown interest in the band.

On the topic of PYRO's last CD, "Stab in the Back", Collin previously said, "It was very poorly produced. It's the worst-sounding recording I appear on. The guitars and my vocals hadn't been properly recorded. I can hardly recognize my own voice on this album! To be perfectly honnest, I think it shouldn't have been released unless we re-recorded it entirely."

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