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TYPE O NEGATIVE To Sign With SPV RECORDS?

May 13, 2004

TYPE O NEGATIVE are currently negotiating a multi-album record deal with the SPV label, BLABBERMOUTH.NET can exclusively reveal.

The band, whose first album, "Slow, Deep and Hard", was issued in 1991, fulfilled their contractual obligations to longtime label Roadrunner with the release of last year's "Life Is Killing Me". That album debuted on The Billboard 200 chart at No. 39 in June 2003 after registering a first-week sales tally of 27,023 copies. TYPE O NEGATIVE's best-selling album to date is 1994's "Bloody Kisses", which has shifted around 900,000 copies in the U.S. to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

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