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STAIND: First Three Studio Webisodes Released

December 31, 2010

Massachusetts rockers STAIND have regrouped after a year-long break in to begin writing the follow-up to 2008's "The Illusion Of Progress".

The first in a series of webisodes from the studio can be viewed below.

STAIND frontman Aaron Lewis's solo album, "Town Line", is due March 1, 2011 via Nashville-based Stroudavarious Records. The CD was produced by Grammy Award-winning James Stroud and Lewis.

STAIND has sold 13 million albums worldwide, had four consecutive top 3 debuts on the Billboard 200, and released multiple cross-format radio hits.

Look for Lewis to head out on the road January 15 for a new run of solo acoustic dates.

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