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ENDO Change Projected Album Title, Continue Mixing

September 17, 2002

Miami, Florida's ENDO appear to have once again changed the projected title of their sophomore effort to Faces of Our Innocence. The group have thus far completed mixing five songs for the album with Dave Schiffman (RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE, SYSTEM OF A DOWN),who also produced the album, and it "sounds incredible," according to guitarist Eli Parker. "Dave should be done in the next ten days and we can't wait to get back home and play! Just mixed a song called 'Shame', which we played on the Pain And Suffering tour last summer. VERY HEAVY!!!!"

An early 2003 release through DV8/Columbia Records is expected.

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