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DEAD SYNDICATE Signs To BLACK MORNING STAR RECORDS

August 28, 2006

Black Morning Star Records has announced the signing of Virginia death metal band DEAD SYNDICATE. The group will record its full-length debut in November 2006 at Nightsky Studios in Waldorf, Maryland. A tentative January/February 2007 release is expected.

DEAD SYNDICATE was born in the fall of 1997 as the brainchild of Michael Arcane and guitarist Jay "Decay" Nowak. After Jay's untimely death in 1999, DEAD SYNDICATE went on a lengthy hiatus. Fortunately, by pure chance, Arcane ran into two amazing young guitarists, Brian Magee and John Styers, in early 2004. After one jam session together, it was clear what had to happen...the mourning period was over...the DEAD SYNDICATE would breathe again.

DEAD SYNDICATE's three-song EP, "Like Razors through Flesh", was released in 2005.

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