UNIDA: Track Listing For Unreleased CD Unveiled

April 30, 2002

California's UNIDA, featuring former KYUSS frontman John Garcia, are continuing to shop their already-completed full-length effort to interested labels and are hoping to secure a late 2002 release for the album, which was originally recorded while the band was part of the American/IslandDefJam roster (see previous news story here). The full track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Stray
02. Glory Out
03. Coffee Song
04. Cain
05. Summer
06. King
07. Hangman's Daughter
08. Vince Fontaine
09. Last Day
10. Mfno
11. Wet Pussy
12. Thorn
13. Justine's Sleigh

UNIDA are currently represented by Rick Sales Management, who also handle the business affairs for SLAYER, and SYSTEMATIC, among others.

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