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BURNT BY THE SUN, CAR BOMB Split 7" Out Now

August 17, 2007

Relapse artists BURNT BY THE SUN and CAR BOMB have paired up for a split 7" release. The split features the first new material from BURNT BY THE SUN in over three years, "Goliath", and CAR BOMB tracks "M^6" and "Pieces of You". The 7" is limited to 1,000 copies and is available in red or orange vinyl.

For more information, please access this release page.

BURNT BY THE SUN recently posted "Goliath" on its MySpace page, along with photos from the "Goliath" recording session. CAR BOMB tracks "M^6" and "Pieces of You" can also be heard on the band's MySpace page.

CAR BOMB is currently rounding out its first U.S. tour in support of its Relapse debut "Centralia".

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