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RODEK: Demo Tracks Available For Download

January 15, 2004

RODEK, the new project featuring BIOHAZARD guitarist/vocalist Billy Graziadei and KITTIE bassist Jennifer Arroyo, are currently in negotiations with management and are actively looking for a label deal. "We're working on plans for a video with both the King and Prince of Darkness, Paul Booth and Joe Netherworld," Billy told BLABBERMOUTH.NET.

The five-piece group, which is completed by Karl Bernholtz (vocals, THE GROOVENICS),AJ Marchetta (guitars) and Dan Lamagna (drums),have posted several demo tracks on their official web site.

The songs available for download are as follows:

01. Marching Backwards (mp3)
02. Suicide City (mp3)
03. Diemonds (mp3)
04. Undone (mp3)

In other news, Billy is currently on his way to Brazil (where he reportedly has a home with his wife and daughter) to do some more recording with a band called INK, "a side project that satisfies the metal in me," according to Graziadei. Self-described as a "group of musicians dedicated to giving new meaning to the world 'heavy'," the quintet's current lineup is rounded by Scream S. (vocals),Covero (guitar),T.J. (bass) and Fernando Schaefer (drums, TRETA, KORZUS, RODOX, PAVILHÃO 9).

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