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BEYOND THE EMBRACE: Going "Against The Elements"

January 9, 2002

New Metal Blade Records artists BEYOND THE EMBRACE will enter Trident Studios on January 14th to begin mixing their debut CD, entitled Against The Elements, for a May 21st release. Described as mixture of “melodic death metal, Bay Area thrash, acoustic guitar and piano passages,” the album will be mixed and mastered by Juan Urteaga, whose had previously worked with 40 GRIT and SKINLAB, among others. In the meantime, you can check out some pre-production demos for Against The Elements at www.mp3.com/beyondtheembrace or visit www.beyondtheembrace.com.

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