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Former MARILYN MANSON Bassist Signs With AMPED RECORDS

May 17, 2007

Amped Records, Inc. has announced the addition of Gidget Gein, former bass player for MARILYN MANSON, to its roster. In addition to being an extremely talented musician, Gidget is an accomplished artist, having been featured in several art exhibits from coast to coast. Gidget Gein is credited for writing contributions to several of MARILYN MANSON's songs that appeared on the band's releases from 1994 through 1996.

Gidget will be working on various projects in the coming months with Amped.

To preview a sampling of Gidget's solo work, visit his MySpace page or the official Gidget Geinweb site.

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