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NEGATIVA Featuring Ex-GORGUTS Members: Work Continues On Debut Demo

May 18, 2006

NEGATIVA, the new Quebec, Canada-based metal band featuring former GORGUTS members Steeve Hurdle (guitar, vocals; also ex-PURULENCE) and Luc Lemay (guitar, vocals),along with Etienne Gallo (AUGURY) on drums, have issued the following update:

"Lately lotsa things [are] happening for NEGATIVA. First, the demo got delayed because I had health problems and Etienne was on tour with his other band. The good news is that from now on Etienne Gallo will be our full-time drummer — he quit AUGURY for personal reasons.

"We [are] still work[ing] on our debut demo. We have five songs done so far and I think you guys [are] gonna enjoy the stuff!

"This week we will rehearse for the first time in one and a half months. We are all very excited to team up again to make some noise!!

"Things are coming slow, but nothing will stop us from playing music together and make the best we can to create and craft noise that you will enjoy."

Songtitles set to appear on the demo include "L'éloge de L'ombre", "Omniferium", "Taedium Vitae", "Rebellion" and "Chaos in Motion".

NEGATIVA are currently unsigned.

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