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SIN DEALER Schedule Video Shoot

October 14, 2004

SIN DEALER, the band featuring members of SEA OF GREEN, SONS OF OTIS, EDWIN and PLASMA BLAST, will be shooting a video for the song "Rock & Roll Mass" next month. The group have also been busy writting new material and will hit the studio at the end of December to record six new songs, tentatively titled "So Unreal", "In Your Ear", "Melody Shaker", "Guilty Pleasures", "On The Nod Again" and "Under My Thumb". SIN DEALER are currently looking for a producer to work with this time around who can "add to the heaviness," according to a press release. Check out the group's web site for more news, tours dates and to join the mailing to receive a FREE copy of their debut six-song CD EP, "13".

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