BLEED THE SKY Parts Ways With Guitarist, Seeks Replacement

September 9, 2006

Vocalist Noah Robinson of Orange County's BLEED THE SKY has issued the following update:

"Kyle Moorman [guitar] has officially left the band to pursue other elements of the music business. He has plans to be involved in studio production and engineering and we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.

"We are in the midst of looking for a new lead guitarist, and are accepting open submissions. If you would like to audition, we will need some vital information. We require at least three full songs (mp3 formats preferred),pictures (both live and personal),and personal goals for your future in music. You can send all of this information to [email protected]. Do not attempt to contact us any further on the matter after the initial submission. Each submission will be thoroughly looked into, and those that qualify will be notified of further auditions. Also we are currently working on pre-production for our follow-up record on Nuclear Blast. We're set to hit the studio in December to record and shooting for early summer for our release date.

"We will see you guys all soon and thank you all so much for the love you've shown our band over the last solid year of touring."

BLEED THE SKY's debut album, "Paradigm In Entropy", is available now on Nuclear Blast Records.

Formed in early 2003, BLEED THE SKY specializes in "mixing groovy metal riffs with distinctive melodies and profound lyrics." The band has previously shared the stage with such acts as AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE, MURDERDOLLS, MY RUIN, SKINLAB and DEICIDE.

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