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NORTH SIDE KINGS To Record New Material

July 20, 2003

Arizona's NORTH SIDE KINGS will be entering a Phoenix studio next weekend (July 25-26) to record several new tracks, including a cover of ANTHRAX's "Among The Living", to be featured on a "Tribute To Thrash" CD released on Blackfish Records early next year. Another song will only be available as an MP3 on the group's web site, while a third will surface on "AZPunk" compilation due out this fall. In addition, Thorp Records will be releasing a split CD with NORTH SIDE KINGS and England's STAMPIN' GROUND in mid-October. Check out www.northsidekings.com for more information.

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