AT ALL COST: New Demo Song Posted Online

October 11, 2006

Austin, TX-based band AT ALL COST has posted a new demo song on its MySpace page. The track is "one of 20 new songs we have written for our new record that will be out next year," the group writes in a press release. "We have spent the past two months writing and recording demos, and are really stoked for our new album. We are hooking up with the right label (to be announced soon) for the job and more national touring plans are in the works."

AT ALL COST's full-length debut, "It's Time to Decide", was released last year via on the resurrected Combat Records. The band, who previously released an EP on Fiddler Records, recorded "It's Time To Decide" with Rory Phillips (RECOVER, THE RISE, THE HIRE). The album "fuses the intensity of metal, the energy of rock and roll, the ideology of a progressive intellectual movement and the spirit of experimentation, to push the boundaries of the saturated metal/hardcore genre," according to a press release.

AT ALL COST tour dates:

Oct. 14 - Meridian - Houston, TX
Oct. 20 - Red 7 - Austin, TX
Oct. 21 - The Longhorn - San Angelo, TX
Oct. 22 - White Rabbit - San Antonio, TX
Oct. 23 - House of Rock - Corpus Christi, TX

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