the new e.p. 
              {beautiful evidence}  
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*released 20 jul 2008
*recorded @ innerspacesoundlabs
  by scott amore
*mastered by jason ward @  chicagomasteringservice
*100% recycled packaging
                                                           *portion of proceeds to Yale Cancer Center's                           CT Challange Survivorship Clinic

      “The band isn't afraid to use
force to get its points across, but
similarly knows that it can lull you
into a spot that will make knocking
you from your headphones
all the more satisfying.”
                 - Jeff Breeze, Northeast Performer, Jun03

  “Powerful and confident, they
struck a balance between rock
history and hipness, a kind
of  zeigeist-capturing cool.”
           - Brian LaRue, New Haven Advocate, Jul08

               “Singer Kelly nails those wail/sigh
vocals that meld smoothly
with fuzzy guitars.”
                   - Annie Tomlin, Punk Planet, May/Jun03

 
            {beautiful evidence} reviews

   “Atrina sounds like they mean it, with an earnestness matched by technical expertise and solid songwriting. This record is high-stakes. It bears the   superficial markers of earnestness — deep, heavy riffing, a brooding and moody      sensibility, haunted-sounding vocals and songs exclusively in minor keys — but
   it transcends superficiality. Singer Kelly L'Hereux sounds impassioned and      entirely straightforward, her  voice positioned low enough in the mix to     create a compelling push-and-pull between vocals and band. This dark  stuff is thoroughly rocking, spooky, tuneful and direct, a collection of    mid-tempo post-punk  tunes from the depths that delivers. New Haven         rocker boys, take note — L'Hereux's not joking around, and she's helping to    trash the local scene's in-joke-isms and to bring us in touch with something         more universal in the process.”
   - Brian LaRue, New Haven Advocate, Sept 24.2008

       “About five years ago this band just kind of went away which was a dang shame    'cause they were a great, moody-without-being-mopey, sorta arty group
          that worked well. This here is a "return" recording with a sorta new line-up. And it's better than the old stuff. For real. Five songs, pleasantly shadow-y (if    Siouxsie sang some pop tunes through the Melvins gear) and spot-on solid.      Chilling atmospheric beauty, just enough distortion, delicate vocals            offset the dirge-ous bits, all good. Holy crap! Seriously now. This is really      good. Standout Track: Just get the disc, okay? And don't worry about it.”
           - Craig Gilbert, Play Arts & Entertainment Weekly, Sept 03.2008