ZOMBI Complete Work On New Album; Announce Tour With ISIS

February 23, 2006

Pittsburgh instrumental duo ZOMBI have completed work on their new full-length album, "Surface to Air".

"Surface to Air", the follow-up to their full-length debut "Cosmos", was recorded, mixed and mastered by the band over a five-month span at the duo's Nightmare City Mobile Studios. A May 2 North American release via Relapse Records is expected.

In support of "Surface to Air", ZOMBI have announced plans to tour with ISIS this spring. The tour with ISIS will begin on March 28 and extend into May and also include dates with DALEK and THESE ARMS ARE SNAKES. This follows up the band's current tours with ORTHRELM, THE APES and upcoming SXSW performance at the Relapse Records showcase.

For a complete listing of upcoming ZOMBI tour dates, visit www.zombi.us.

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