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ONE MINUTE SILENCE Set Release Date For 'One Lie Fits All'

May 1, 2003

ONE MINUTE SILENCE have set a June 30 U.K. release date through Taste Media for their third full-length album, "One Lie Fits All". A new single, "I Wear My Skin", is due on June 16. The band had apparently hired an entire street to film the promotional video for "I Wear My Skin", which should be hitting the European TV screens sometime over the next few weeks. In other news, the group's clip for "We Bounce", which was reportedly "banned" by both MTV and Kerrang!, has been posted online at this location.

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