SOULSTORM Mainman Relocates To Los Angeles, Begins Search For New Members

June 17, 2003

SOULSTORM lead singer/bassist Nick Sagias has relocated to Los Angeles from his native Toronto, Canada and is in the process of assembling a new band for the recording of the group's third full-length CD. "Some new material has been written and is subject to change," reads an official press release. "Musically, the style will be similar to the band's groundbreaking first CD, 'Darkness Visible', with elements of the second CD, 'From Euphoria To Paranoia'. In addition, it will be heavier and in a more minimalist vein similar to SWANS' early recordings. There is a possibility of looking for a keyboard player as well. If not, the possibilities are limitless and a whole new band may emerge out of this."

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