Evile Seeking New Bass Player
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Evile has issued the following statement about seeking a new bassist after the death of their former bassist Mike Alexander:
"With Evile having confirmed that they are carrying on as a band, they are starting to audition bassists for the new year. Doing such a tough task so soon, with so little time until the new year tours, they are simply looking for an experienced, friendly and skilled professional bassist/musician. Applicants must be able to commit 100% to the band, be expected to be available for extensive global (w/ valid passport) touring from January 2010 onwards, be a resident of the UK (preferably close to Huddersfield, but not necessary) and have touring/performing experience.
"To apply please E-MAIL the following to bass@evile.co.uk
* Full Name
* Age
* Location
* A quality link to a video of you playing the bass (Youtube.com etc)
* A few pictures of yourself (on and off stage)
* Details of playing and gigging experiences
* Detail why you want to join the band
"All applications must be received by December 8th 2009."
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Sad that they have to do this, but it is the right thing. Respect to the band for putting themselves through it for the sake of their future and the fans' enjoyment. Good luck, lads!