BLEED THE SKY's Trailer With Equipment Stolen; Band Seeks Public's Assistance

November 14, 2005

While on tour with AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE, BLEED THE SKY had their trailer with all of our equipment stolen from a residence in Mableton (suburb of Atlanta) Georgia the night of November 13, or the early morning of November 14. They were scheduled to play shows through the end of this month.

The band has issued the following statement:

"We're in a rough spot and we're asking for help from anyone that can identify with where we're at. The support we’ve experienced so far from friends, family, fans, other bands, sponsors and within our record label etc. has been great, which we're eternally grateful for.

"As a message to our fans, be sure that this will in no way keep us from doing what we have been doing, we've built this band in the face of adversity, and rebuilding from what we lost will only make us stronger than we we're before."

The band is scheduled to begin a European tour with HATEBREED on December 2 in support of their debut album, "Paradigm in Entropy", on Nuclear Blast Records, and is asking for any information or help in leading to the recovery of their stolen equipment. The dollar value lost is estimated to be around $25,000 to $30,000. BLEED THE SKY are also accepting donations via PayPal and mail from their website at www.bleedthesky.com.

The band will be doing two or threee local shows (Southern California) before they leave to Europe to raise money. These dates will be announced within the next two days.

The stolen equipment includes:

2 Basson 4X12 cabs
1 Ampeg SVT Classic bass amplifier
1 6 X 10 SWR bass cab
1 black M-1000 LTD guitar (with case)
1 see through black MH-1000 guitar (with case)
1 red Viper LTD guitar (with case)
1 see through black Viper deluxe LTD guitar (with case)
2 B-405 See through black LTD basses (with cases)
1 Sure wireless system
2 Beta 58 A microphones
1 Line 6 extended floorboard
1 black 5tf by 2 ft flight case with stand containing the following:
- 1 (one) Boss SP-505 sampler
- 1 (one) Korg Kaos Pad
- 1 (one) Korg Microkorg keyboard
1 Tama Rockstar drum kit (with cases, hardware, and various cymbals)
2 sets of Tama Iron Cobras
1 black 6 space rack including:
- 1 Line 6 POD xt Pro
- 1 furman power conditioner
- 1 Rocktron Hush Super C
- 1 Boss NS-2 noise suppressor
2 (two) 5150 II guitar heads.
1 blue custom rack flight case including:
- 1 Korg rackmount tuner
1 Boss NS-2 noise suppressor
1 Furman power conditioner
200 CDs
2 large boxes of merchandise (shirts, hats etc)
1 (one) 10 ft. by 10 ft. banner

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