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SHAITAN MAZAR Complete 'Baptizme' Video

February 25, 2004

SHAITAN MAZAR, the new band featuring former NILE members Chief Spires (bass, vocals) and John Ehlers (guitar),have completed work on the video for "Baptizme". The video will be included on the group's upcoming DVD, due out mid-spring. Click here to see a two-minute clip (Real Media).

SHAITAN MAZAR's next live appearance will take place on Friday, March 6 at Ground Zero in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Also appearing will be SOIL and MANMADEGOD. SHAITAN MAZAR have also just signed on to be a part of the East Coast Showcase to be held at The Money in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The band will be appearing on Sunday, April 18.

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