| Paul Zlotucha was born and raised in Miami before moving to New York in 1989. He was voted "Best Entertainer" in high school, playing with his band Exit for 2,000 screaming fans at Miami Beach's Talent Party. Sponsored by Miami's SHE-103 FM, their single "Get It Together" recieved heavy airplay. Coming from a rich musical background, his father, the late Paul Sr., drummed with the Briarwoods who opened for the Beatles in 1966, and his grandfather played sax with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Along with Exit, include Hector and the Injectors, Necrophelia, and Nothing. Paul now wears many hats at Kobal Records, from Producer, to drummer, to lead vocalist. He's carved out quite a nice resume of hard rocking music from his various groups, ranging from In The Last Days (which had one of its songs featured in the film Evil Deeds), to the German cult group Terrorzone, and his latest splash Hollow Earth Conspiracy (the latter two of which are featured predominantly in the film Evil On Queen Street: Ascension). Paul is huge fan of horrror films, and the gorier the better. Working out of Florida with Kobal Records, Paul first came in contact with director Matt Spease by offering music for Matt's films. He sent Matt a copy of the CD for In The Last Days, and Matt was very impressed with the groups viseral hark rocking sound (especially the track Death Perception, which Matt would later use in Evil Deeds). After hearing the music from Terrorzone and Hollow Earth Conspiracy, Matt asked if Paul would mind if he used every track from those two releases in his remake of Evil On Queen Street, Ascension. Paul gave Matt his consent to use them and they are now a huge staple of that film. Paul planned to do two cover tracks for the upcoming sequel Domination, but that was not to be. However, he did give Matt his consent to use a whole new CD worth of songs from Hollow Earth Conspiracy (of which one of the many impressive tracks is titled There Can Be Only One, which is based on a famous line from one of Matt's favorite films Highlander). Paul is currently working hard on his latest album, as well as composing his first score for a Dark Night Film, that film is the upcoming Killseeker! |
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