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AS I LAY DYING Frontman Talks Christianity With 'I Testify Online'; Audio Available

September 25, 2008

Vocalist Tim Lambesis of the San Diego metallers AS I LAY DYING was recently interviewed by I Testify Online, an online Christian magazine featuring audio broadcast interviews and articles spotlighting powerful testimonies for Christ by some of the world's most fascinating and influential people. Listen to the chat at this location (Windows Media).

AS I LAY DYING was honored in the "Artist Of The Year" category at this year's San Diego Music Awards. The band also performed at the 18th annual awards ceremony, which was held September 17 in the beautiful outdoor setting of Viejas' Concerts in the Park.

This year's "Artist Of The Year" nominees were as follows:

* ANGELS & AIRWAVES
* AS I LAY DYING
* B-SIDE PLAYERS
* GRAND OLE PARTY
* GREG LASWELL
* PETER SPRAGUE
* SWITCHFOOT
* TRISTAN PRETTYMAN

AS I LAY DYING received a Grammy nomination in the "Best Metal Performance" category for "Nothing Left", the first single from the band's newest release, "An Ocean Between Us".

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