IT DIES TODAY: New Album Title Revealed

May 13, 2008

Buffalo's IT DIES TODAY is hard at work on the band's new album, "Lividity", due out this fall via Trustkill Records. Armed with new singer/lyricist Jason Wood, the group promises "a much heavier album than 'Sirens' [2006] but keeping with that classic IDT sound that we have all come to love," according to a press release.

Commented Jason Wood: "We're really pumped about this new record! Lividity is a medical term (as I am a huge fan of 'CSI') that means when you die all your blood in your body settles, so where you're lying is a bruise covering that part of your body. Metaphorically, for example, someone whose life is very stagnant or unmotivated. The common theme of the record is going to be character flaws, such as the song 'Nihility', [which is] about nihilism or absolute destructiveness. We've decided to record the album ourselves seeing as we have an amazing engineer (Mike Hatalak) in the band. The plus side to this is that we have endless time in the studio to perfect the record. Now I'm sure everyone who cares has heard the rumors of a heavy record, well, it's true! We're writing a lot more 'Caitiff Choir'-like riffs and we're working on a more raw and ballsy atmosphere for this record. Expect sincerity, passion, and FUCKING POWER!"

IT DIES TODAY's sophomore album, "Sirens", was released in October 2006. The CD was produced by Gggarth Richardson (RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE, JESUS LIZARD) and Ben Kaplan, and co-produced by then-vocalist Nicholas Brooks and guitarist Mike Hatalak.

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