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GRIMM: Demo Available For Free Download

June 28, 2004

GRIMM, the new Danish collaboration between vocalist Ivan Grosmeyer (ex-FACELIFT) and members of GOD'S SECRET ARMY, have completed work on their first self-financed promo/demo CD, "Join Me In Sin". "Without a current record deal or any other financial backup, the band decided to record 'Join Me In Sin' in their rehearsal-room," according to a posting on the group's web site. "With minimal resources available GRIMM has managed to come out with an impressive result." The complete track listing for the demo is as follows:

01. Daybreak (mp3)
02. Join Me In Sin (mp3)
03. Crushing Lie (mp3)
04. Sad (mp3)

GRIMM are currently looking for a suitable record deal and will hit the domestic and international venues in the fall/winter 2004.

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