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INDIAN: New Album Release Date, Cover Artwork Unveiled

December 14, 2010

Chicago, Illinois' INDIAN will release its brand new full-length album, "Guiltless", on April 12 in North America (April 25 internationally) via Relapse Records. The CD was recorded at Semaphore Recordings in October with engineer Sanford Parker (UNEARTHLY TRANCE, PELICAN, MINSK, BLOODIEST) and is available for pre-order at this location, along with a preview of the Scott Fricke-designed artwork (which can also be seen below).

INDIAN (Ron DeFries - bass, Bill Bumgardner - drums, Will Lindsay - guitar/vocals, Dylan O'Toole - guitar/vocals, Sean Patton - noise) formed in 2003 and self-released a seven-inch EP followed by three full-length albums on Seventh Rule Recordings. The band recently posted photos from the "Guiltless" recording session on its Facebook page.

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