BLOOD STANDS STILL Completes Work On New Album

January 11, 2008

Southern California-based hardcore/metal act BLOOD STANDS STILL has completed work on its new album, titled "Salvation Through Struggle", The band teamed up with producer Zack Ohren (AS BLOOD RUNS BLACK, ALL SHALL PERISH) to record 13 tracks of face-pummeling hardcore. Two tracks from the CD, "Disconnected" and "Fight Hard", have been posted on the group's newly revamped MySpace profile. A spring release through Mediaskare is expected.

BLOOD STANDS STILL's previously out-of-print EP, "The Thrill And The Agony", has been re-released with new artwork through Mediaskare and is available only through Mediaskare's online store.

Before "Salvation Through Struggle" hits stores, the band will head over to Europe with FURIOUS STYLES and YOUR DEMISE for a month-long run.

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