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KORN To Contribute New Song To 'Tomb Raider' Soundtrack

June 10, 2003

A brand new KORN track, titled "Did My Time", will reportedly appear on the soundtrack to the upcoming "Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life" movie. A video for the song is expected to be filmed shortly with director Dave Meyers, who has previously worked with KID ROCK, PAPA ROACH, JANET JACKSON and DAVE MATTHEWS, among others. It is not presently clear if "Did My Time" will be included on KORN's forthcoming album, which the band have been self-producing in Los Angeles for a tentative fall 2003 release through Immortal/Epic Records.

"Did My Time" will go for radio adds on June 24, while the "Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life" soundtrack is expected in mid-July. The movie itself is slated for a July 25 theatrical release.

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