URANIUM Launches MP3 Web Site To Support The Metal Underground

April 23, 2004

Fuse TV's "Uranium" has launched a new part of their recently revamped web site, where underground and even unsigned bands can send in MP3s of their music and have it heard by thousands of people per day.

"This is big step forward in helping the metal underground come to the forefront of the Internet," reads an official press release. "You never know who might hear your demo through 'Uranium''s web site. Maybe there is some A&R guy in New York, who has never been to Orla, Texas, but who would kill to hear a demo as good as yours. Here is your chance.

"The site is up and running and the first MP3 is up and available for your listening pleasure. It's from THE AFFLICTED, the Philadelphia-based metal outfit formed by former VICIOUS CIRCLE frontman Brian Cook."

To submit your MP3 for consideration: Go over to www.fuse.tv and select "shows" from the menu, and then click on "Uranium".

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