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presents

"SAX MYLE - the Iris Whitefly Project".

FROZEN SKY recording artists SAX MYLE have just released their latest: "Sax Myle - the Iris Whitefly Project". An eleven track cross-genre collection of music and tale. Drawn from their archives of material, some dating back to 1991, I.W.P. is a woven tapestry of beatnik and metal overtones against an ever present and haunting ambience.

"Sax Myle has excellent production standards and really terrific packaging. "the Iris Whitefly Project" is more than a great album; it's a listening experience."

Todd Craven - "Open Up And Say"

HEAR IT NOW in .RA format.

How to order by mail

Available at the following Tulsa locations:

Barnes & Noble

Both Tulsa locations

41st & Yale

and

71st street accross from Woodland Hills Mall 

Starship Records & Tapes
11th & Delaware (Tulsa, OK)

(918)583-0638

Mohawk Music

51st & Sheridan (Tulsa, OK)

(918)664-2951

Sound Warehouse

15th & Peoria - on Cherry St.

(Tulsa, OK)

(918)583-1578

Drum World

71st & Mingo (Tulsa, OK)

(918)459-0444

Golden Sounds

11th Street accross from the new TU stadium

Custom Guitar Works

11th & Pittsburg

(918)836-9300

CD Warehouse

both locations

61st & Sheridan / Brookside

Other proposed retailers in the Tulsa area include:

Blockbuster Music;

Brook Fine Arts Academy at 81st & Harvard

& Borders.

Ordering Info

UPDATE!! 05/31/01 -Hail

The remaining stock of Sax Myle I.W.P. CD's is extremely limited and there are no set plans at this time to make more.  The only one's left are literally what we have sitting in a box in the corner.  For the time being, you can still obtain one by contacting me at: haildamage@jeffdhail.com and include your mailing address so that I can figure in the postage and let you know where to send the $.  Sorry for the run around, there are just so few left and the old P.O. Box address is not useable.

There may be a scattered few discs still at some of the above mentioned locations but you may want to call them first to be sure.  If you are in the Tulsa area and can stop by Drum World, I'm sure you could haggle with Brian for one of his remaining copies as well, in fact, he might even show you a chop or two. :)

-Peace

Jeff D. Hail