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KARI RUESLÅTTEN: Solo Debut To Be Reissued

February 11, 2005

Former THE 3RD AND THE MORTAL "goddess of beauty" Kari Rueslåtten will have her solo debut, "Spindelsinn" (originally issued in 1997 via Sony Music Norway),re-released through GMR Music Group's Peach Music label on March 16. The album will be re-mastered and will feature two bonus live tracks.

Rueslåtten has just released her fourth solo album, "Other People's Stories", via GMR/Peach Music. The follow-up to 2002's "Pilot" is said to be "filled with [Kari's] best songs to date as well as wonderfully produced." A live video was recently shot for the album's title track.

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