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PLEA FOR PURGING: New Song Posted Online

September 26, 2007

Nashville, Tennessee-based Christian metallers A PLEA FOR PURGING have released a new song from their upcoming album "A Critique of Mind and Thought". Check out "A Hymn of Praise" at this location.

Formed in 2005 under such influences as DRAGONFORCE and IRON MAIDEN, A PLEA FOR PURGING banged out 200 shows in its first year as a band. The band is as well known for its antics as for its scorching live performances and sometimes the two go hand in hand. "We've been known to breathe fire at live shows from time to time," says vocalist Andy Atkins.

"A Critique of Mind and Thought" is scheduled for release on October 2 via Facedown Records.

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