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Former CONSTRUCDEAD Singer's GODSIC Project Recording Debut CD

August 6, 2007

Former CONSTRUCDEAD frontman Peter Tuthill is currently at his Tuthilla Studio recording the debut album from his GODSIC project. The as-yet-untitled CD will contain nine songs, eight of which have been tracked so far with guitars. During the weeks to follow the bass and the vocals will be recorded.

According to a posting on Tuthill's MySpace page, GODSIC has been "up and running since 2000. The songs kind of just turn out the way I feel at the moment, so there can be big variations between [tracks]."

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