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SOUL AT ZERO To Record Debut Album In March

February 27, 2004

Two years after the recording of their "Nothing To Believe" demo, SOUL AT ZERO — the side project of GRAVEWORM guitarist Eric Treffel — will enter the studio in March to record their first full-length album. According to a posting on the band's web site, "the sound is going to be more intensive and deep combining elements of aggressive ambient noise and rock 'n' roll with a suffering screaming voice which goes under your skin."

Two tracks from SOUL AT ZERO's 2002 demo are still available for download at the group's web site: "Burn" (mp3) and "Dead And Gone" (mp3).

Upcoming SOUL AT ZERO shows:

Mar. 24 - Brixen/Bressanone, ITA @ - Kassianeum - with enliven
Apr. 17 – Padova, ITA @ - Gramigna Cpo - Cripta Records Festival (w/ STRANGE CORNER, SPRINGDOWN, RIP ROARING, CxOxSx)

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