Quick Hits: People In Grey, Kingdom Of Sorrow, Marah, The Prids, Iggy And The Stooges

• From the ashes of Toronto band's Clydesdale and Tangiers, comes Toronto's newest indie rock outfit People in Grey. The band have released their long awaited debut single "Rock n Roll Prostitute" for free on their MySpace page and it's available on iTunes.
• Kingdom Of Sorrow has posted the second preview track, “Enlightened To Extinction,” from their brand new album "Behind The Blackest Tears," on the band's MySpace page along with “God’s Law In The Devil’s Land.”
• Marah have released new track "Valley Farm Song" ahead of their new album, "Life Is A Problem," due out June 22.
• The Prids have made the first track of their new record "Chronosynclastic," "I'll Wait," available online. "Chronosynclastic" will be released June 11.
• Iggy and the Stooges have posted another new clip from their recently released "Search and Destroy" DVD documentary. The short video clip centers around Pop and guitarist James Williamson's first trip to London. Williamson recalls the reasoning behind the band's geographical shift: "I'm sleeping on my sisters couch with no apparent prospects for employment or income, so going to London seemed like a good idea to me."

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