DECONSTRUCT: Video Posted Online

July 11, 2003

DECONSTRUCT, the new Sacramento, California-based band featuring former HEATHEN/DIE KRUPPS drummer Darren Minter, have just released a video for the song "I Am", the first single from the band's debut EP, "Sign Of Things To Come". "I Am" was produced and directed by Mike Sloat, whose prior credits include MTV2 indie bands NERFHERDER and THE VELVET TEEN. Check it out here.

In related news, Minter is currently touring in Europe with ANGEL WITCH (filling in for EXODUS' Tom Hunting) while the rest of DECONSTRUCT are in the studio working on the follow-up to "Sign Of Things To Come", a full-length tentatively entitled "The Human Condition".

For more information on DECONSTRUCT, visit the group's official web site at this location.

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