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ROCK CITY MORGUE Completes Work On New EP

August 19, 2007

ROCK CITY MORGUE, the New Orleans, Louisiana-based band featuring former WHITE ZOMBIE bassist Sean Yseult and ex-MAN SCOUTS OF AMERICA frontman Rik Slave, has completed work on a new four-song EP titled "The Cat's Meow". It is due to be released on two 45 rpm records as well as 10-inch vinyl.

In other news, ROCK CITY MORGUE's debut album, "Dead Man's Song", is set to be re-released in Europe. The LP was produced by J. Yuenger and Daniel Rey, and was originally issued in 2005 via Nocturnal Records.

ROCK CITY MORGUE will embark on a tour of Spain in October or November.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/rockcitymorgue.

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