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SEA OF GREEN Is Dead, SIN DEALER Is Born

June 7, 2004

After a lengthy and still on going legal battle with their label, The Music Cartel, SEA OF GREEN frontman Eric Kuthe has decided to finally pull the plug on the band. He states: "We haven't seen a royalty statement in over two years and these fuckin' lawyers are getting too damn expensive so we've changed the band name and we're letting go of everything that was SEA OF GREEN and just starting over." The group have decided on the name SIN DEALER and are scheduled to hit the studio June 18 to lay down some new material. More information will be made available soon.

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