OTEP To Unleash New Material At Special L.A. Show

September 21, 2006

On October 31, OTEP will be destroying L.A.'s Whiskey A Go Go with a very special ritual co-hosted by Juliya and Sanaz. OTEP will be unleashing new songs from their highly anticipated third album and to celebrate this, they will be offering a limited number of "Gen-Isis" tickets before general admission goes on sale this Saturday (Sept. 23) at noon Pacific.

To purchase tickets with VIP meet-and-greet passes, go to this location (username: otep; password: tickets). Times of the meet-and-greet will be e-mailed to you one week prior to the show. This is a first-come, first-served online ticket ordering system. The maximum order is four tickets.

OTEP recently entered a New Orleans studio to begin recording their highly anticipated third album. Assisting OTEP in the recording was producer Dave Fortman, known for his work with such bands as MUDVAYNE, EVANESCENCE and SUPERJOINT RITUAL. Along with longtime bassist eViL j, vocalist/songwriter Otep Shamaya was joined in the studio by ex-AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE guitarist Karma Cheema and drummer Brian Wolff (formerly of SYNAPSE). The sessions have seen OTEP fusing the creatively destructive elements from the band's celebrated previous albums — 2002's "Sevas Tra" and 2004's "House of Secrets" — with a startling evolution of both sound and energy, resulting in the band's most blistering collection of songs to date.

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