NUCLEAR ASSAULT Drummer's Solo Album To Be Reissued

September 27, 2004

In whetted anticipation of the forthcoming NUCLEAR ASSAULT studio effort, Screaming Ferret Wreckords/Escapi Music has delved into the vaults and, on November 16, is issuing a re-mastered edition of "Attitude", the extremely rare sophomore solo effort by NUCLEAR ASSAULT's legendary drummer Glenn Evans under the moniker CIA.

Originally released to limited capacity in 1992, "Attitude" displays both Glenn's amazing musical prowess, and his humanity. According to Glenn, "The CIA 'Attitude' album was recorded in a period of my life when things were beginning to fall apart — my marriage, NUCLEAR ASSAULT, and life in general. Everyone has those periods in their life at one time or another. I had a lot of emotions flowing through me and the easiest way to get them out was through music. I was proud of it then, and I'm proud of it now. It never really had a proper release, and this time around it will."

"Attitude" sees Glenn sharing guitar duties with original NUCLEAR ASSAULT axeman Anthony Bramante and longtime friend, Dave DiPietro. This revival of a creative teaming from the past would later lead to a strong addition to the NUCLEAR ASSAULT ranks: "It was also the beginning of re-uniting with Dave DiPietro, my early co-band mate with T.T. QUICK," says Glenn. "In fact, this album was the stepping-stone for Dave to joining NUCLEAR ASSAULT for the 'Something Wicked' album and tour. He is an amazing guitarist, and I was proud to have him perform on the record."

An mp3 of the track "Ace In The Hole" is available for download here.

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