SHAITAN MAZAR Finish Filming New Video

October 13, 2004

SHAITAN MAZAR, the new band featuring former NILE members Chief Spires (bass, vocals) and John Ehlers (guitar),finished filming a video for their track "Homage" in downtown Greenville, SC this past weekend, according to a posting on the group's web site. The video, which is now in the editing process, will be included on the band's upcoming DVD.

Commented SHAITAN MAZAR guitarist Robert Dirr: "We are still gathering footage for the DVD and so far we have some great surprises for SHAITAN fans."

SHAITAN MAZAR are still hard at work putting the finishing touches on their upcoming full-length CD, entitled "Taste the Sun". A release date for the effort has yet to be announced. Concert dates in the Southeast U.S. are tentatively in the works for November.

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