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GUNS N' ROSES Guitarist RICHARD FORTUS Featured On PAGAN Single

August 11, 2010

The new single "Bitter" by gothic horror-inspired metal act PAGAN featuring Richard Fortus of GUNS N' ROSES will hit digital outlets worldwide October 5 via The Genepool/Universal. "Bitter" is the first track to released off "A Season In Hell", the follow-up to PAGAN's critically acclaimed full-length debut, "On Black Wings", to be released this winter.

Led by cult filmmaker Michael Bilinski, PAGAN has been mixing dark ambient soundscapes with industrial strength guitars since its debut EP was released Halloween day 2006.

This single features an exclusive mix of "Bitter" that was created for the upcoming music video and is different from the longer version that will appear on "A Season In Hell".

"Bitter" is the first of two planned singles chosen to reflect the album's mix of insturmental tracks and those featuring a variety of guest vocalists.

In addition to playing rhythm guitar in GUNS N' ROSES, Fortus has contributed to the soundtrack to the film "Repo! The Genetic Opera". His version of the James Bond theme can also be heard in the "Quantum Of Solace" video game and the fourth installment of the popular "Guitar Hero" series.

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