Beginning with her first Constellation release in 2006, Carla Bozulich's Evangelista project has steadily been gaining recognition for its complex beauty and fierce, raging appeals. Bozulich has been knocking these and other ideas in art, writing and conceptual performance into form for two decades (Neon Veins, Ethyl Meatplow, The Geraldine Fibbers, Scarnella, Red Headed Stranger). Evangelista is the best and the brightest, a brash and dandy band of adventurous risk takers. Music/sound that sometimes whispers and licks, sometimes pulls the listener so close that it is hard to breathe, sometimes screams in ritual satisfaction. A consistent bucking of categorization ensues. When pressed, Carla calls it Gospel Noise.

Evangelista landed on the cover of UK music magazine The Wire in June 2008, following the release of the group's second album, Hello Voyager (which also made The Wire and several other mags' year-end lists). Bozulich/Evangelista has also recently appeared at numerous prestigious music festivals, including FIMAV (Musique Actuelle) in Canada, Le Weekend in Scotland and the Ruhrtriennale in Germany.

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"Prince Of Truth is an immediately striking album - it's dark and heavy in ways black metal can only dream of being... for all its deep, rustic darkness, this album proves to be bewitching in all themost positive ways. Highly recommended."
­Boomkat

"The seven bleak songs contained herein tiptoe around the fringes of melody. They constantly focus and refocus, leaving listeners with a feeling that something unknown is always going on in the background. They are like huge wall paintings lit only with a tiny candle: you are aware of their grandiose beauty even if you can't quite make it out through the darkness."
­Drowned In Sound, 8/10

"...it’s a challenging album, both in form and content. But if you sit tight and accept the album as a conflicted and meticulous collection of songs, you’ll see Prince of Truth for what it is: a hugely current, almost perfectly flawed record."
­Tiny Mix Tapes

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