SLAVE TO THE SYSTEM: QUEENSRŸCHE Side Project Signs With SPITFIRE RECORDS

September 8, 2005

SLAVE TO THE SYSTEM, the band featuring Scott Rockenfield (drums, QUEENSRŸCHE),Kelly Gray (guitar, ex-QUEENSRŸCHE),Damon Johnson (guitar, BROTHER CANE),have inked a three-album worldwide deal with Spitfire/Eagle Rock Records. With two of the full-length albums already recorded and mixed, there are plans to re-package the independently released debut album with some unreleased new material added to the track listing. Depending on coordination of multiple schedules and the availability of Roman Glick (BROTHER CANE) on bass guitar, SLAVE TO THE SYSTEM hope to promote the new release with U.S. and international tour dates starting early next year.

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