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SoundScan Report: FLAW, SEVENDUST, DEMON HUNTER, DEATH ANGEL

May 12, 2004

According to Nielsen SoundScan, FLAW sold 27,527 copies of their sophomore effort, "Endangered Species" (Republic/Universal),to debut at position No. 42 on next week's The Billboard 200 chart. SEVENDUST's new acoustic live live CD/DVD, "Southside Double-Wide Acoustic Live" (TVT),shifted 13,908 copies to land at No. 90. Meanwhile, DEMON HUNTER's second album, "Summer of Darkness" (Solid State) sold 4,247 in its first week of release, while DEATH ANGEL's comeback effort, "The Art of Dying" (Nuclear Blast),registered a first-week sales tally of 2,057.

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