LACUNA COIL To Take Part In Online Chat

November 12, 2007

LACUNA COIL members Cristiano "Pizza" Migliore (guitar) and Cristiano "Criz" Mozzati (drums) will take part in an online chat at the Gigantour.com web site on Tuesday, November 13 at 5:00 p.m. Melbourne (Australia) time (6:00 GMT). You must be a registered member in order to take part in the chat.

LACUNA COIL is taking part in the Australian leg of Gigantour alongside MEGADETH, DEVILDRIVER and STATIC-X. Remaining dates are as follows:

Nov. 12 - Adelaide, Thebarton Theatre (All Ages)
Nov. 13 - Melbourne, Festival Hall (All Ages)
Nov. 15 - Sydney, Luna Park Big Top (18+)
Nov. 16 - Sydney, Luna Park Big Top (All Ages)
Nov. 18 - Brisbane, Riverstage (All Ages)

In a recent interview with b Australia's The Metal Forge, LACUNA COIL singer Andrea Ferro was asked to comment on the perception from some longtime fans that the band has abandoned its roots on its latest CD, "Karmacode". "Every time you try to step a bit in a different direction you always have the old-school fans that don't approve and you have new people coming to you," he replied. "I think its normal for every band. We are the kind of band which try to change a little bit on every album, improve and move in to a different direction, so it's normal for us to receive these kinds of comments. It's just a natural thing, it's a spontaneous thing. For every band there is an evolution. If you play the same style album after album it can be more rewarding in a way for the old-school fans but it's just not the way we are. We've never been like that. It's a natural course for us to change album after album. . . It's not honest if we just keep doing the same album because we know a certain amount of people are going to buy it. It's just not honest for us because we're not the same people we were in 2001 when we wrote the previous album. It's normal that in 3-4 years you change, you experience different things. It's not like we are going to do a techno or hip-hop album, it's still going to be a rock/metal album but of course there's going some little different directions we are going to take because it's just the way we experience our life and we can't just live forever with the same sound or the same riffs. We try to evolve the music."

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