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Former NO RETURN Singer Bounces Back With ZUUL FX

October 3, 2003

ZUUL FX, the French band featuring former NO RETURN singer Steeve "Zuul" Petit, will be entering Soul Sol studios in Paris in early December to record their first three-track demo. The group's debut album, which is due next summer, will be recorded over a one-month period in March. Pre-production for the as-yet-untitled CD is scheduled to take place in February.

As previously reported, NO RETURN are currently looking for a new singer as well as a new label for the French territory after Kodiak Records apparently went out of business several months ago. The band's 2002 effort, "Machinery", was released internationally through Nuclear Blast Records.

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