SHAITAN MAZAR To Enter Studio

March 20, 2004

SHAITAN MAZAR, the new band featuring former NILE members Chief Spires (bass, vocals) and John Ehlers (guitar),will enter Retread Studio on April 10 to begin tracking drums for a new release, due out this summer. Commented Chief, "I'm very excited about recording the new material! We've really begun to write some great music together over the last year. I feel like we've grown closer to each other mentally and musically. The new material is much stronger than our debut."

SHAITAN MAZAR's video for the track "Baptizme" can currently be viewed at this group's official web site. Check it out: High-Speed, Low-Speed.

Upcoming SHAITAN MAZAR shows:

Apr. 02 - Ground Zero - Spartanburg, SC
Apr. 18 - East Coast Showcase - Rock Hill, SC

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