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Former SPINESHANK Singer Looking To Form 'Straight-Up Metal' Band

November 30, 2004

Former SPINESHANK singer Jonny Santos is currently seeking musicians for a new band. "He is looking for a drummer and a guitarist in the L.A. area," Scott Stokes of Sinister Management writes in an online posting. "Mind you, this project is going to be straight-up METAL!! That's right, hardcore shit, boys and girls! He is still working on something else, but it is only twice or three times a month that they rehearse. He needs to play more!!!" Interested parties should send demos and photos to:

Sinister Management
101 N. Victory Blvd. # G-99
Burbank, CA 91502

Jonny will review the packages personally and will arrange auditions beginning shortly after Christmas.

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