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NEVER ENOUGH Signs With CORPORATE PUNISHMENT RECORDS

June 7, 2007

Corporate Punishment has announced the signing of Orange County's NEVER ENOUGH (a.k.a. N3V3R 3N0U6H),the new project featuring Keith Barney (EIGHTEEN VISIONS, THROWDOWN, DEATH BY STEREO),drummer Trevor Friedrich and LYLAH vocalist/guitarist Norman Matthew. The band will release its self-produced, as-yet-untitled debut EP on September 11.

Said guitarist/producer Barney, "NEVER ENOUGH is an outlet for all the love, rage and sadness in our lives. We know there are people out there that are just like us, people who still truly care about what's going on in the world around them and not just what's right in front of them."

On differences from his past project, Barney adds, "lyrically, we touch on politics and some other things which never happened in EIGHTEEN VISIONS. It's more message and idea driven, really trying to connect with people. There are songs that hit every spectrum of emotions — heavy and pissed, quiet and personal. It's really important to me that people don't just see this as an EIGHTEEN VISIONS spin-off."

Regarding the band's use of numbers in its name, Barney says, "everything is based in numbers — population, salaries, status, polls. Numbers represent a lot of the bad things in the world and the le tters represent communication and the things we need more of. People just can't seem to fucking get enough. Can't kill enough. Can't steal enough. Can't get thin enough. Can't get rich enough. You name it and people want more of it."

The band has posted several new tracks on its MySpace page.

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