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DAYLIGHT DIES: 'Forging Past The Halfway Mark Of The New Album'

July 5, 2007

North Carolina's DAYLIGHT DIES has issued the following update:

"We now are forging past the halfway mark of the new album and decided to demo a couple songs this past weekend for perspective. The new songs thus far consist of a mix of beautiful melancholic leads and harsh dissonant rhythms; despair driven hooks and the overall dark atmosphere you've come to expect. We have no song titles or further details to announce yet, but we will be able to reveal more details as progress continues."

DAYLIGHT DIES' latest album, "Dismantling Devotion", is out on Candlelight Records. The CD was mixed by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios (OPETH, SOILWORK) and mastered by Thomas Eberger at The Cutting Room (OPETH, THE HIVES).

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