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TIGERTAILZ: New Demo Song Posted Online

March 27, 2006

The TIGERTAILZ version featuring original members Steevi Jaimz (vocals) and Ace Finchum (drums) have posted a demo version of the song "Something Good /Something Bad" on their MySpace.com page. The track, which was recorded at a studio in Stockholm, Sweden, can be heard at this location. A completely different TIGERTAILZ lineup, featuring vocalist Kim Hooker, bassist Pepsi Tate, guitarist Jay Pepper and drummer Matt Blackout, recently completed work on the long-awaited "Bezerk 2.0" album and are looking to do shows Stateside in mid-2006.

The Jaimz/Finchum version of TIGERTAILZ recently spent time collaborating with Chris Laney (ZAN CLAN) on material for the upcoming album. Laney co-wrote a song called "Little Sistah", which Jaimz had previously said is "guaranteed to knock yer dick in the dirt!!!!!!"

TIGERTAILZ's current lineup is completed by former WRAITH guitarist Greg "Gregz" Russell on bass and ex-TATTOOED LOVE BOYS guitarist Darayus Kaye. The group included the track "King of the World" on a Perris Records "Hollywood Hairspray" compilation.

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