STURCH: New Videos Posted Online

December 10, 2006

Germany's STURCH has uploaded three new videos on its MySpace page, including a clip for its song "Bless Me with Patience" from the band's new album "Beauty, Anger & Aggression", the ballad "Teamlove" (piano version) and an older video for their song "Bite My Tongue".

STURCH has just finished mastering its debut album, "Beauty, Anger & Aggression" and is currently looking for a record/management deal. Three of the album's tracks can be heart on the MySpace page.

STURCH's final show of the year is scheduled for December 18 at Hamburg's Kaiserkeller.

STURCH is:

Dennis Wendig - Vocals
Mario Evers - Bass
Armin Röhrs - Guitar
Max Best - Guitar
Lennart von Weydenberg - Drums

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