ZERO SYSTEM: 'New Brand Of Justice' Video Available

January 4, 2009

"New Brand Of Justice", the new video from ZERO SYSTEM, the Greensboro, North Carolina-based band featuring members of GLASS CASKET and BLOODJINN, can be viewed below. The clip was produced by Blake Faucette at All Aces Media.

ZERO SYSTEM recently parted ways with vocalist Joel Collins (BLOODJINN) and replaced him with Adam Cody (GLASS CASKET). The band is completed by guitarist Kyle Rakes (BLOODJINN),guitarist/singer Justin Reich, drummer Trey Harding and guitarist Andy Joyce.

Rakes, who is the main writer for ZERO SYSTEM, believes he has found his niche musically. He says, "This is something I've always wanted to do, and a whole different style of writing than I am use to with other projects I am involved with."

For more information, visit the band's MySpace page.

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