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NEGATIVA Completes Work On New Mini-CD

September 23, 2006

NEGATIVA, the new Quebec, Canada-based metal band featuring former GORGUTS members Steeve Hurdle (guitar, vocals) and Luc Lemay (guitar, vocals),along with Etienne Gallo (drums, ex-AUGURY) and Miguel Valade (bass, ex-ION DISSONANCE),has finished recording three new songs at Wild Studio with producer Pierre Remillard. "It sound heavy as fuck!!" Lemay writes on the group's web site. "It's realy cool to hear the music with a killer sound!!!"

Pierre Remillard produced GORGUTS' very first demo, "And Then Comes Lividity", back in 1989, plus the albums 'Obscura" in 1998 and "From Wisdom To Hate" in 2001. He was assisted during the latest NEGATIVA sessions by Jean-Yves Theriault (a.k.a. former VOIVOD bassist Blacky). Songtitles set to appear on the mini-CD are "Chaos in Motion", "Taedium Vitae" and "Rebellion".

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