ANIMA: New Song Posted Online

July 25, 2008

German deathcore outfit ANIMA — whose members are between 16 and 19 years old — will release its debut album, "The Daily Grind", on August 22 Germany, Austria, Italy and Switzerland and August 25 in the rest of Europe via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded at the Rape Of Harmonies studios in Triptis, Germany. "We invested a lot of time and work into this album and are extremely proud about the final result," stated bassist Justin Schüler.

"The Daily Grind" track listing:

01. Behind The Mask
02. There Is Something Vicious
03. Sitting In The Wardrobe
04. The Daily Grind
05. Dismembered
06. A Wrong Person To Trust In
07. The Interference
08. Isolated
09. Ravaged By Disease

Check out the song "Sitting In The Wardrobe" on the band's MySpace page.

ANIMA formed in the summer of 2005 under the name of METMACHINES before renaming itself TODAY HEAVEN'S DYING and eventually settling on the ANIMA moniker. The band completed its debut CD, "Souls of the Decedents", in the summer of 2006 at 138 Studios in Ellrich. This was followed by the recording sessions for "The Daily Grind" mini-CD in the fall of 2007 at Slaughter's Palace and Rape of Harmonies studios, but this effort was never released.

ANIMA is:

Robert Horn - Vocals
Justin Schüler - Bass
Steven Holl - Guitar
André Steinmann - Guitar
Benjamin Kühnemund - Drums

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