DEADBIRD, BURNED UP BLED DRY To Team Up For Seven-Inch Release

February 9, 2008

Arkansas veterans DEADBIRD and BURNED UP BLED DRY will team up for a split seven-inch release for At A Loss Recordings. According to a press release, "all tracks will be exclusive. DEADBIRD will contribute one new song. BURNED UP BLED DRY will contribute 4-5 new tracks. This release will either be a precursor, simultaneous, or the aftermath of DEADBIRD's upcoming full-length, 'Twilight Ritual', depending on which way the wind flows that day (or when the finished cover work arrives)."

Upcoming DEADBIRD shows:

Mar. 11 - The Old Post Office - Fayetteville, AR
Mar. 12 - Downtown Music - Little Rock, AR
Mar. 21 - Downtown Music - Little Rock, AR
Mar. 22 - The Buccaneer - Memphis, TN

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/deadbird.

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