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SICADIS Seeks Vocalist

April 20, 2008

Kansas City, Missouri-based metal band SICADIS has just released a self-titled EP that was produced by Ivan Moody of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH. It includes the track "Through These Eyes" featuring Moody on guest vocals.

The entire EP can be heard for free at www.myspace.com/sicadis.

In other news, SICADIS is looking for a new vocalist after the band's previous singer decided to move away to go to school. Interested parties can contact the group through its MySpace page.

SICADIS (Si-Kay-Diss) features in its ranks veterans of the Kansas City scene Cam Fitzmaurice (drums),Andrew Nagorski (guitar),Aaron Henges (guitar),and Russ Edgar (bass).

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