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THE ACCIDENT EXPERIMENT Partner With INDIETUNES For New Release

July 9, 2005

In anticipation of their forthcoming full-length CD, "United We Fear", THE ACCIDENT EXPERIMENT — the new band formed by ex-P.O.D. guitarist Marcos Curiel — have released a special four-song maxi-single featuring the final versions of album cuts "Mind Death Machine" and "Sick Love Letter" as well as two B-side tracks.

The maxi-single is available now for immediate download from THE ACCIDENT EXPERIMENT's new partner, indieTunes.com where you can also view the video for "Song for You" from the band's 2004 release, "Arena", which is also available for purchase on indieTunes.com.

indieTunes.com is a new online music provider which is very supportive of independent artists. At indieTunes.com, you can preview songs before you buy, and download your purchases immediately along with album artwork. indieTunes.com accepts both major credit cards and PayPal forms of payment.

Hard copies of the "Mind Death Machine" maxi-single will be released in the near future and will be available at the band's shows.

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