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NOTHINGFACE: New Song Posted Online

December 5, 2005

A brand-new song from the reunited NOTHINGFACE, entitled "Let It Burn", has been posted online at OfficialNothingace.com. The band are currently working with producer Drew Mazurek on material for their next CD, tentatively due next year.

As previously reported, NOTHINGFACE will be supporting DISTURBED on their February 19, 2006 date in Myrtle Beach, SC. They will also be performing a headlining show on February 11 at Recher Theatre in Towson, Maryland. The current NOTHINGFACE lineup includes Matt Holt (vocals),Tom Maxwell (guitar),Jerry Montano (DANZIG, ex-THE DEADLIGHTS) and Tommy Sickles (drums)

NOTHINGFACE's fourth album, "Skeletons", was released in 2003 via TVT Records. The band have since split with the label.

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