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SLAVES OF FREEDOM To Commence Work On Sophomore CD

October 18, 2002

South Louisiana's SLAVES OF FREEDOM will shortly enter the studio to record their sophomore album, tentatively titled "Double Wide In The Sky", for an early 2003 release. "Our direction has gotten a little more Southern and less thrashy, but it's still heavy, so none of our fans should be disappointed," stated bassist Jason Ogle. "We took our time writing this album to make sure we had the material we wanted to represent where we are as a band right now."

For more information on SLAVES OF FREEDOM, check out the band's official web site at www.slavesoffreedom.com.

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