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SIN DEALER: Video Footage Of AC/DC Cover Posted Online

September 3, 2007

Video footage of SIN DEALER — the band featuring members of SEA OF GREEN, SONS OF OTIS, EDWIN and PLASMA BLAST — performing a cover of AC/DC's "Walk All Over You" live at MQMusicfest on August 19 in Toronto can be viewed below.

SIN DEALER's new CD, "Dying to Live", is scheduled for release on September 11. It will be available through Indie Pool Canada at HMV, Chapters/Indigo, Amazon.ca as well as iTunes and Napster. SIN DEALER will also shoot a video for the lead-off single, "Betrayal", at the end of September.

Go to www.myspace.com/sindealer to hear three new songs off "Dying to Live".

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