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THE BLOOD BROTHERS Prepare To Commence Tracking New CD

March 31, 2002

Seattle's THE BLOOD BROTHERS will begin recording their debut CD for I Am/ARTISTdirect Records with producer Ross Robinson (i.e. SLIPKNOT, AMEN) on April 4th, according to the web site of Robinson's management company, Freeze Management. A late summer release is expected.

Reportedly discovered by AMEN frontman Casey Chaos, THE BLOOD BROTHERS are a five-piece band consisting of Johnny Whitney (voice),Cody Votolato (guitar),Mark Gajadhar (drums), Jordan Blilie (voice),and Morgan Henderson (bass). The band have thus far released one full-length CD, This Adultery Is Ripe, through Second Nature Records.

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