BLOODSIMPLE: Demo Songs Posted Online

June 24, 2004

BLOODSIMPLE, the new project featuring VISION OF DISORDER members Tim Williams (vocals) and Mike Kennedy (guitar),along with ex-MEDICATION bassist Kyle Sanders and drummer Chris Hamilton, plus guitarist Nick Rowe (guitar),have uploaded demo versions of three of their songs at their official web site. Check out the tracks "Sell Me Out", "Running From Nothing" and "Path To Prevail" at this location.

As previously reported, BLOODSIMPLE have entered a Vancouver studio to begin recording their debut album for MUDVAYNE singer Chad Gray's Bullygoat label imprint (via Warner Bros.). Producing the effort is Garth Richardson, who has previously worked with RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE, MUDVAYNE, KITTIE and SPINESHANK, among others. A late 2004 release is expected.

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