Psychotica Press Kit, Page 3

PSYCHOTICA Already In the Rock 'N' Roll Hall Of Fame

Thanks to a live show that is as sexually extremist as it is sonically overpowering, Ventrue Entertainment/American Recordings band PSYCHOTICA created an instant buzz at their first gig at Don Hill's club in lower Manahttan. Among the wild, the innocent, and the desperately curious were the curators of the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame.

Convinced that "Psychotica represents the future of rock'n'roll", the museum now features the band in its most audacious exhibit. "It's me on a neon cross bound in Saran Wrap," says lead singer Patrick Briggs. "In the exhibit, there's wax figures of Trent Reznor, David Bowie, Iggy Pop and me."

While Briggs knows there may already be pressure on PSYCHOTICA to live up to expectations, he's eager the finish the band's debut album and go beofre the public. Expect the album release this summer.

Media Contact: • Steven M. Cohen • 818-xxx-xxxx

Lilpat's notes: This was on a bright magenta piece of paper. The top of it had (in "spooky"-ish font) "PSYCHOTICA Already In the Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame". There's also a picture of Pat with same make-up from promo, but in a black shirt. Under the picture it reads "Psychotica's Patrick Briggs". The number of Steven Cohen was blocked out on this website to protect it. At the bottom of the paper there's an American Recordings logo.