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OPERATIKA Parts Ways With Bassist, Announces Replacement

January 19, 2007

New Jersey-based symphonic/operatic metallers OPERATIKA have parted ways with bassist Stan Folcik and have replaced him with Diego. "We are excited that he is joining our band and look forward to two already confirmed new shows for 2007: supporting DORO at B.B. King Club & Grill [in New York City] on June 5 and supporting SONATA ARCTICA at The Chance [in Poughkeepsie, New York] on September 28," the group writes on its web site."

OPERATIKA is currently recording its full-length debut, tentatively due later in the year. The band's "Dreamworld" four-song EP came out in 2005.

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