SOUTH OF EARTH: First Music Posted Online

May 28, 2008

SOUTH OF EARTH, the new band featuring former members of FILTER, LOSER, BOY HITS CAR and KILL HANNAH, has posted three new songs on its MySpace page. Check out the tracks "God To Get Down", "Don't Want To Be Like You" and "Ugly On The Inside" at this location.

The Los Angeles-based group recently spent time at Groovemaster Studios in Chicago putting the finishing touches on its as-yet-untitled debut album, due later in the year. A video for the CD's first single, "God To Get Down", will be filmed next month in Chicago.

SOUTH OF EARTH is:

Joe Grah (LOSER) - Vocals
Geno Lenardo (FILTER) - Guitar
Bill Gower (BOY HITS CAR) - Bass
Babiak (KILL HANNAH) - Drums

For more information, visit www.southofearth.com.

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