Former MACHINE HEAD Guitarist To Produce K-AGAIN

April 24, 2003

Former MACHINE HEAD/SOULFLY guitarist Logan Mader has been hired to produce the upcoming EP from Milan, Italy-based K-AGAIN. The group, who consist of Pigo (vocals),Gentleman (guitar),and Skizzo (bass, backing vocals),will be traveling to Hollywood, California in August to record the CD, due before the end of the year through Italy's 2KKRecords. "We think that he is the best choice for our genre and style, and it will be a honor to work with this man [Logan]," the band said in an official statement.

K-AGAIN, who describe their music as "a mixture of metalcore, post-hardcore and melodic nu-metal with post-grunge/emo choruses," are currently looking for a drummer and a second guitarist.

For more information on K-AGAIN, visit the band's official web site at www.k-again.com.

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