CRISIS Bassist Welcomes Addition To Family

February 6, 2005

Congratulations are in order for CRISIS bassist Gia Chuan Wang and his wife Grace on the birth of their baby daughter, Maxine. She was born on February 2 at around 7:30 p.m., weighing just under 7 pounds.

CRISIS are scheduled to play at the Independence-D festival in Japan in March and are hard at work putting together a tour for the spring.

As previously reported, CRISIS recently re-shot the video for "Waking the Dead" at an old women's hospital. In contrast to the first version of the clip, this one is a concept video and looks to be "really cool!"

"Waking the Dead" is the second video off the group's latest album, "Like Sheep Led To Slaughter", which came out in May 2004 through The End/Children Of Rage Records. CRISIS' video for the track "Blood Burden" was shot last April with director Darren Doane (DEFTONES, AFI, THURSDAY, NILE).

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