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BISON B.C.: New Song Available For Streaming

March 12, 2010

"Stressed Elephant", a brand new track from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada's BISON B.C., is available for streaming at ExploreMusic.com. The song comes off the band's third album, "Dark Ages", which is scheduled for release on April 13 via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded by Jesse Gander, who also recorded 2008's "Quiet Earth", at The Hive Creative Labs in Burnaby, British Columbia and was mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music (CONVERGE, HATEBREED, THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN) in New Windsor, New York.

"Dark Ages" track listing:

01. Stressed Elephant
02. Fear Cave
03. Melody, This is for You
04. Two-Day Booze
05. Die of Devotion
06. Take the Next Exit
07. Wendigo Pt. 3 (Let Him Burn)

The song "Two-Day Booze" will be premiered exclusively on StereoGum on April 2.

BISON B.C. will prepare for its upcoming tour with HIGH ON FIRE, PRIESTESS, and BLACK COBRA by playing a batch of dates with SHADOWS FALL and BAPTIZED IN BLOOD, including two shows at the SXSW (South by Southwest) festival. BISON B.C. also has plans set for a notational Canadian tour in June, which will be announced in the coming weeks.

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