and Kristian Rosentrater (drums), all members of the industrial band Audio Paradox. Damnation/Salvation is a detailed chronicle of her involvement with the occult and Satanism climaxing with her encounter with Jesus. It has been repeatedly turned down for distribution in the United States due to its subject matter. She emphasizes that people need to listen to the entire album to understand its full meaning, rather than judging it by its cover, track listing, and the lyrics of the first several songs. 14 years after Eva's conversion to Christianity in 1993, rumors had it that Eva began drifting away from her faith. In a Summer 2007 issue of Deathrock magazine, author Philip Henken wrote in the article "The Story of O" about Eva that "when I ask her about the Christian conversions, she tells me she's left being born-again behind." Eva states in the interview: On August 8, 2008 (08.08.08), Eva O. married Edwin Borsheim, of the band Kettle Cadaver. By 2014, Eve O. had returned to her faith: Discography Solo work as Eva O Past Time (1993) Demons Fall for an Angel's Kiss (1994, originally called Angels Fall for a Demon's Kiss but rewritten/renamed before its release) Eva O Halo Experience (video) Damnation (Ride the Madness) (1999, Massacre Records, Review: HM Magazine) Damnation/Salvation (2005, Massacre Records) The Rise of Eva O (2018) As a member of Christian Death Only Theatre Of Pain (1982, Frontier Records) Iron Mask (1992, Cleopatra) Path of Sorrows (1993, Cleopatra) Rage of Angels (1994, Cleopatra) As a member of Super Heroines Cry for Help (1982, Bemis Brain/Enigma) Souls that Save (1983, Bemis Brain/Enigma) Love and Pain (1993, Cleopatra) As a member of Shadow Project Shadow Project (1990, Triple X) Dreams for the Dying (1993, Triple X) In Tuned Out (1994, Triple X, live album) From the Heart (1998, Triple X) See also Rozz Williams Edwin Borsheim Christian Death Shadow Project Super Heroines References External links Eva O's MySpace Living people 1961 births Death rock musicians Women punk rock singers Gothic rock musicians American punk rock singers Christian Death members American musicians of Mexican descent 20th-century American women singers 20th-century American women guitarists 20th-century American guitarists Hispanic and Latino American musicians 21st-century American women guitarists 21st-century American guitarists 21st-century American women singers American post-punk musicians 20th-century American singers 21st-century American singers Converts to Christianity