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SIN DEALER Finish Mastering Debut EP

July 26, 2004

SIN DEALER, the band featuring members of SEA OF GREEN, SONS OF OTIS, EDWIN and PLASMA BLAST, have just completed the mastering of their debut self-titled six-song EP at Sterling Sound in New York with UE Nastasi (KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, CLUTCH, NASHVILLE PUSSY). To listen to two full tracks from the EP, go to www.sindealer.com and click on the song titles in the MP3 Player on the right. You can also sign up for the band's mailing list on the website and the first 100 people to do so will receive a free copy of their debut EP. SIN DEALER will make their live debut on Friday, August 13 at The Bovine Sex Club in Toronto.

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