UNJUST Inks European Deal With Germany's SWELL CREEK RECORDS

July 11, 2008

San Francisco Bay Area's UNJUST has inked a European deal with Germany's Swell Creek Records for the release of the band's fourth album, entitled "To Lose a Name". Due on July 25, the CD was once again recorded with producer/engineer Mark Keaton (MACHINE HEAD, ONE MAN ARMY, MR. T EXPERIENCE, KGB) and mixed by Ryan Massey at Sharkbite Studios in Oakland, California. The album is available in the USA at CDBaby.com.

UNJUST recently went back to the two-guitar format following the departure of keyboardist Thom Tucker.

Commented the band: "With such flattering reviews in the German and European press by major magazines and webzines of an unsigned band like us, we knew it was only a matter of time before our music was recognized by a label. Swell Creek Records have great distribution and we couldn't be happier to work with them. We will be playing soon with [Paul] Mendoza [vocals] back on guitar, and fun guest jams."

"To Lose a Name" track listing:

01. The Cloud Collectors
02. Home
03. It's not Enough
04. Choose Nothing
05. Reactions
06. Wait for Me Now
07. Do You Really Like...
08. In Search of a Ghost
09. The Part
10. Sweet November
11. The Red in the Fog
12. We be Robots

Three new UNJUST tracks — "It's not Enough", "In Search of a Ghost", and "We be Robots" — have been posted on the band's MySpace page.

UNJUST's last album, "Glow", was released through indie label Koolarrow Records, the brainchild of former FAITH NO MORE bassist Billy Gould, who had a hand in the pre-production of "To Lose A Name".

Watch UNJUST's video for the song "Meantime" (taken from "Glow"):

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