KAPUDA: Demo Tracks Posted Online

November 17, 2004

KAPUDA, the Portland, OR-based project featuring BODYBAG drummer Jimmy Littlefield on vocals, have posted four songs from their recently completed demo at their MySpace.com web site. Check out the tracks "Rape Kit", "Lab Rat", "Cold" and "Basement" at this location. KAPUDA's influences are said to include MESHUGGAH, SOULFLY and FAITH NO MORE.

In other news, BODYBAG have a few dates comming up in January with Dino Cazares (BRUJERIA, ASESINO, ex-FEAR FACTORY) on guitar and possibly Tony Campos (STATIC-X, ASESINO) on bass. The band will perform in Portland on January 28 at the Mt. Tabor Theatre, in Seattle on January 29 at Graceland. A Vancouver B.C. date has yet to be confirmed.

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