Published: August 17, 2006

Superiority Complex Debuts at #16 on CMJ Hip Hop Charts

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Orlando-based hip hop group Superiority Complex announced their debut onto the College Music Journal charts this month. Superiority Complex's freshman album, "Stand Up," debuted on the hip hop charts at number 16, an impressive stance for first-timers.

Superiority Complex's members, Iron Monk and Poisoned Fetus, have received excellent reviews in traditional media outlets as well as various blogs and websites. Hip hop magazine XXL reviewed the album in the Chairman's Choice column in the August issue. UK Blues and Soul magazine gave coverage overseas to the group. Textura, Moneyshotblog, allhiphop.com, and other online publications are giving the album excellent reviews.

Superiority Complex is currently seeking tour sponsors. Companies interested in sponsoring the tour will receive extensive publicity in press releases and interviews prior to and during the tour, as well as the opportunity for distribution of samples and promotional material to audiences across North America. Current sponsors include: Toyota/Scion and Spitgear Urban Apparel. For more information on sponsorship, call Tirrell Payton at 407.641.4829.

About Superiority Complex

Released under the Bru Records label, Superiority Complex's lyrically conscious hip hop is influenced by groups like Tribe Called Quest and RUN DMC and have been compared to conscious contemporaries such as Little Brother. For more information, visit http://www.brurecords.com