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THE BLUEPRINT: Demo Track Posted Online

March 14, 2003

THE BLUEPRINT, the Nottingham, UK-based group consisting of former PITCHSHIFTER guitarist Matt Grundy, ex-EARTHTONE9 singer Karl Middleton, PITCHSHIFTER bassist Mark Clayden, CONSUMED guitarist Will Burchell and CONSUMED drummer Chris Billam, have posted a demo track, titled "Scorched Earth Policy", at this location. "Scorched Earth Policy" will be one of several songs recorded during the upcoming sessions for the group's second EP, set to take place at the end of April with producer Andy Sneap. Other tracks tentatively planned for inclusion on the CD are "Future Primitive and the Elements of Refusal", "Hail of Splinters", "Sans Chorus", "This Ends Here". A late summer release is expected.

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