LUDICRA To Release Next Album Via PROFOUND LORE RECORDS

November 9, 2009

Acclaimed San Francisco Bay Area act LUDICRA is putting the finishing touches on its fourth full-length album, entitled "The Tenant", for an early March 2010 release through Profound Lore Records.

One of the initial acts to help spearhead the black metal underground movement of the Bay Area, LUDICRA —featuring guitarist John Cobbet (HAMMERS OF MISFORTUNE),bassist Ross Sewage (IMPALED),drummer Aesop Dekker (AGALLOCH),guitarist Christy Cather, and vocalist Laurie Shanaman — has been offering a unique and deadly mix of black metal, punk, classic metal, and the odd touch of neo-folk.

LUDICRA's most recent full-length album, "Fex Urbis Lex Orbus", was released through Alternative Tentacles in 2006.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/ludicra.

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