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FATALIST To Release 'Loss' EP In November

October 22, 2007

FATALIST, the new band featuring Wes Caley (guitar/vocals; ex-EXHUMED, UPHILL BATTLE),Neil Burkdoll (guitar/vocals; ex-STUMP, DIRTY DEAD),Tyler Castro (drums) and Art Hayes (bass),has posted four new full-length songs on its MySpace page. All four cuts will be included on the group's upcoming mini-CD, Loss", which will be released at the end of November.

Formed in 2006, FATALIST specializes in "old-school Swedish death metal (CARNAGE, NIHILIST, GRAVE, DISMEMBER)," according to a press relese.

"Loss" features seven tracks and one intro song and has a running time of 30 minutes.

FATALIST is currently looking to book shows in the California area.

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