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FILTER-Approved DUALESC To Sign With Rise, Record Debut CD

January 27, 2002

Portland, Oregon's DUALESC are on the verge of signing a deal with Rise Records for the release of their upcoming debut full-length CD, which will include a four-song recording produced by FILTER mainman Richard Patrick and engineer Rae Dileo at their Abyssinian Sons Studios last February. The group are planning on returning to the studio in March to record six new songs, which will be combined with the above-mentioned material to make up the as-yet-untitled album, due for release in May. In the meantime, you can catch DUALESC performing live as the support act for WILL HAVEN at The Paris Theater in Portland on February 17th.

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