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ROB ZOMBIE To Direct New BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Video

May 25, 2002

ROB ZOMBIE will be in the director's chair for the upcoming BLACK LABEL SOCIETY video, for the track "Demise Of Sanity", which is scheduled to be lensed on June 24th at a real Los Angeles slaughterhouse. In other news, Spitfire Records is shipping a new BLACK LABEL SOCIETY CD promo to radio this week containing two different singles—"Demise of Sanity" for the heavier active rock stations, and an edited version of "Bridge to Cross" for the more straightforward mainstream rock stations. The single will be going for adds on June 24th.

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