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BODY OF SCARS: New Song Snippets Posted Online

February 9, 2009

BODY OF SCARS, the Phoenix, Arizona-based band featuring JAG PANZER drummer Rikard Stjernquist and former 40 GRIT vocalist/guitarist James Santiago, entered the studio this past June to begin recording its second album, tentatively due in early 2009.

Commented guitarist Randy Davis: We have been busy in the studio, we have posted two song snippets for everyone to hear what we've been up to. The second offering (untitled) so far has 16 songs and is around 68 minutes long. We are very excited for the way it's turning out, some songs that we thought were B-sides or throwaways are turning into real monsters. We hope you enjoy what you hear.'

Formed in August 2006, BODY OF SCARS' current lineup is completed by bassist Brian Shoemake.

For more information, visit the BODY OF SCARSMySpace page.

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