BLEED THE SKY To Play Oklahoma City, Dallas This Weekend

April 11, 2008

Oklahoma City's BLEED THE SKY will play two shows this weekend:

April 11 - Oklahoma City, OK - City Nights
April 12 - Dallas, TX - Skillman Street Pub

BLEED THE SKY recently announced the addition of guitarist Justin Warrick (formerly of the southern California band REV) to the group's ranks.

The band's sophomore CD, "Murder the Dance", was recorded last summer in Reseda, California with producer Christian Olde Wolbers (guitarist of FEAR FACTORY),but "due to delays outside of our control, mixing for the album didn't begin until November 2007," according to the group. A release date for the effort has not yet been announced.

BLEED THE SKY's debut album, "Paradigm in Entropy", was released in 2005 on Nuclear Blast Records.

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