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Former AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE Keyboardist To Remix CROOKED

March 29, 2003

Former AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE keyboardist Aaron Zilch will be remixing three CROOKED tracks ("Stitches", "Mistake", and "Shift"),to be made available exclusively at the group's upcoming shows. Buy the new CROOKED EP or a CROOKED T-Shirt and you will receive the remix CD for free! Limit one per customer.

CROOKED's recently completed debut album was produced by ex-FEAR FACTORY guitarist Dino Cazares and engineered by PROFESSIONAL MURDER MUSIC frontman Roman Marisak.

The band, who were previously known as NMSO4, have lined up the following dates in May:

May 02 - Spokane, WA @ Club Real Soda
May 19 - West Hollywood, CA @ Whisky a-Go Go (w/ DOPE)

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