ONE MINUTE SILENCE Video 'Banned'

April 24, 2003

Britain's ONE MINUTE SILENCE have reportedly had their video for the track "We Bounce" banned by both MTV and Kerrang! According to www.oneminutesilence.com, the band shot a powerful new video for the song, which will probably never see the light of day. In other news, ONE MINUTE SILENCE have apparently set "I Wear My Skin" as the next single from their upcoming third full-length album, "One Lie Fits All", due in June through Taste Media, a joint venture between Dennis Smith at Sawmills Studios in Cornwall, U.K. and Safta Jaffery at SJP Producer Management. The follow-up to 2000's "Buy Now... Saved Later" was produced by John Leckie (MUSE, RADIOHEAD, KULA SHAKER, JOHN LENNON) and John Cornfield (SUPERGRASS, CATATONIA) at Airfield Studio in St. Merryn, Cornwall.

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