GLASS PIPE SUICIDE: 'Drink And Drive' Video Posted Online

April 7, 2005

GLASS PIPE SUICIDE, the new band featuring former FIGHT members Jay Jay (bass) and Brian Tilse (guitar),have uploaded their video for the track "Drink and Drive" at this location (Quicktime required).

GLASS PIPE SUICIDE, whose lineup is completed by drummer Chris Tesch (a.k.a. Knits),formerly of the alternative metal band LOLLIPOP LUST KILL, came up with their name after "realizing that most of their lyrics dabbled in death, drug abuse, and self-hatred."

According to the band's official bio, GLASS PIPE SUICIDE's music features "unbelievably low tuning, dizzying string bends, and methodically syncopated heavy rhythms overlaid with distorted demonic screams, sick lyrics, and catchy melodic hooks."

For more information, visit www.glasspipesuicide.com.

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