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ILL NINO Drummer: New CD Will Be 'Much Heavier' Than First Two Albums

December 26, 2004

ILL NINO drummer Dave Chavarri has posted the following message on the band's official web site:

"After 23 months of touring in support of 'Revolution', and 16 months touring in support of 'Confession', we wanna say THANK YOU! to all our fans & friends from the bottom of our hearts, without you guys there would be no ILL NINO. We're home now writing new music for our third CD, which is sounding fucking brutal, and will be much heavier than our past two efforts. We start recording our third CD in February 2005, and is to be released in the summer of 2005!"

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