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BLOOD PROMISE Featuring Former LILITU Members: Video Posted Online

May 23, 2006

BLOOD PROMISE, the band featuring former members of Atlanta's LILITU, have posted their video for the song "Suite 218" at this location. The clip was produced by David Brodsky of My Good Eye (TRIVIUM post-production/editor, GOD FORBID, DIECAST, ALL THAT REMAINS) and was filmed "in a big ole' bank in New York City." "Suite 218" was recorded, engineered, and produced by James Murphy (ex-DEATH, TESTAMENT, DISINCARNATE).

BLOOD PROMISE reportedly have no further ties to The End Records, to whom they were signed while they were members of the band LILITU. The group are currently shopping for a new record deal.

For more information, visit www.bloodpromise.com.

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