In a new interview with Ultimate Guitar, Nita Strauss was asked about her plans for the follow-up to her sophomore solo album, “The Call Of The Void”, which came out last July via Sumerian Records. She said: “I don’t want to lose the momentum of this one. It was five years between ‘Controlled Chaos’…
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