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Hey guys! Apparently VS have a new EP coming out. Says billboard.com :
After a four year absence, Veruca Salt returns North American stages this fall with new music and promise of a new full-length effort due next summer. The Louise Post-fronted act embarks on an 11-day tour Oct. 10 in Phoenix, with an EP, "Lords of Sounds and Lesser Things," to be sold only at shows and through its official Web site.
The Chicago-based rock act -- guitarist/singer Post, guitarist Stephen Fitzpatrick and drummer James Madla -- has been recording with producer Rae Dileo.
The band scored a 1994 modern rock hit with "Seether," and after three albums on Minty Fresh and Outpost saw the 1998 exit of guitarist/singer Nina Gordon, bassist Steve Lack and drummer Jim Shapiro. The new lineup released 2000's "Resolver" through Beyond Music. Post also participated in "Forever In Our Hearts," a single recorded December 2004 to raise disaster relief funds for the tsunami that devastated South Asia.
There's nothing on Verucasalt.com about the EP yet.
It's a pity I can't take the 16-hour flight to Phoenix to see them. I'd love to get a hold on the EP.
After a four year absence, Veruca Salt returns North American stages this fall with new music and promise of a new full-length effort due next summer. The Louise Post-fronted act embarks on an 11-day tour Oct. 10 in Phoenix, with an EP, "Lords of Sounds and Lesser Things," to be sold only at shows and through its official Web site.
The Chicago-based rock act -- guitarist/singer Post, guitarist Stephen Fitzpatrick and drummer James Madla -- has been recording with producer Rae Dileo.
The band scored a 1994 modern rock hit with "Seether," and after three albums on Minty Fresh and Outpost saw the 1998 exit of guitarist/singer Nina Gordon, bassist Steve Lack and drummer Jim Shapiro. The new lineup released 2000's "Resolver" through Beyond Music. Post also participated in "Forever In Our Hearts," a single recorded December 2004 to raise disaster relief funds for the tsunami that devastated South Asia.
There's nothing on Verucasalt.com about the EP yet.
It's a pity I can't take the 16-hour flight to Phoenix to see them. I'd love to get a hold on the EP.