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PRESS RELEASE
December 21, 2004
For Immediate Press Release
LOVE LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTEN RETURN WITH 2005 PERFORMANCE

Influential St. Louis quintet LOVE LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTEN have announced a confirmed date for their first public performance since 2003. The sure-fire sellout event will storm the Creepy Crawl in St. Louis, MO on Saturday, January 15, 2005. LLBNF will be making their first public performance since 2003, when a series of personal hardships forced the band into hiatus. Guitarist Scott Fogelbach comments:

“It feels really great to be together and playing again, we’re all excited for the show and promise it will be nothing short of killer, after that we’ll see what the new year holds for us.”

As rumored, the band are also working out plans to remix and remaster their groundbreaking self-titled debut album as well as the powerful follow-up, Upon the Right…I Saw A New Misery. The new and expanded editions will include new artwork and layouts, bonus materials and limited-edition vinyl.

LOVE LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTEN (rounded out by vocalist Nathan Prater, bassist Chris Grady, guitarist Jason Emerick and drummer Matthew Prater) are joined at this landmark event by special guests THE ESOTERIC, who will unveil new material from their forthcoming Prosthetic Records debut With the Sureness of Sleepwalking (due out April 2005). Wrapping up the bill will be St. Louis newcomers HELL IN THE CANNON. Tickets are $8 in advance and day of show with doors at 9:30 PM. The event will be an ALL AGES engagement.

More information will be made available through www.LOVELOSTBUTNOTFORGOTTEN.com and the bands’ blog at www.myspace.com/lovelostbutnotforgotten. For venue-specific information, visit: www.CREEPYCRAWL.com.

"These St. Louis-bred dark souls have forged a path as exhilarating and cathartic as it is light-years ahead of its time." -SYRACUSE NEW TIMES