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JUDAS PRIEST Bassist Produces THE NEW BLACKS: Audio Available

January 14, 2005

JUDAS PRIEST bassist Ian Hill has produced the debut EP from England's THE NEW BLACKS. A four-track affair entitled "Sound of Loud", the EP is being described as "late Eighties hard rock done 2004 style: delicate melodies delivered with passion and soul, crunchy guitars, soaring held-not solos and catchy choruses. Think TESLA, MR. BIG (album tracks — forget 'To Be With You') and even SKID ROW."

Two of the tracks — "I Feel" and "Rockout" — can currently be downloaded from Overplay.co.uk.

For more information on THE NEW BLACKS, visit TheNewBlacks.co.uk.

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