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ALL SHALL PERISH: New Song Posted Online

July 16, 2006

Oakland, California-based melodic hardcore death metal band ALL SHALL PERISH has uploaded a new song to their MySpace profile. The track is the album version of "Eradication" and comes off the group's upcoming album, "The Price of Existence", due on August 8 via Nuclear Blast Records. Also available for preview on the band's MySpace profile is the song "Wage Slaves", which is featured on the new album as well.

The band's second album, "The Price of Existence" contains 11 new "blistering tracks of extreme metal diversity," according to a press release. An e-card for the effort can be found at this location.

ALL SHALL PERISH is currently on an extensive U.S. tour with SUICIDE SILENCE and LIGHT THIS CITY to support the upcoming release.

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