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INFAMY Part Ways With Bassist, Seek Replacement

August 6, 2005

Los Angeles based death/grind demons INFAMY have once again parted with their bass player, this time with Hans Faber of UNSANCTIFIED. INFAMY would like to thank Hans for all the work he's put in INFAMY in 2004 and the first half of this year.

INFAMY are in need of a bassist/vocalist to complete their three-vocalist team. Interested parties can contact the band at [email protected].

INFAMY are set to record again in October and will release two demos simulataneously this winter. The vocals for the "Gates of Purgatory" demo are being redone and another demo will be released along with it (title pending). INFAMY will also be recording "Forensic Clinician/The Sanguine Article" for an upcoming Dwell Records tribute to the legendary CARCASS. The bonus song will be included on the fall 2005 INFAMY demo.

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