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CONFESSOR: New Song Available For Download

November 22, 2004

Reunited North Carolina-based progressive metallers CONFESSOR have posted a full-length MP3 of the track "Sour Times" at their official web site.

"Sour Times" comes off the group's recently recorded three-song demo, entitled "Blueprint Soul". The demo, which was recorded at Osceola studios in Raleigh with producer Dick Hodgin, also contains the tracks "Blueprint Soul" and "Hibernation".

CONFESSOR, who are currently being represented by CORROSION OF CONFORMITY's former management company, split up in the early '90s after releasing one full-length album (1991's "Condemned") and EP (1992's "Confessor"),with the with the rhythm section going on to form FLY MACHINE. CONFESSOR reformed in 2002 following the death of guitarist Ivan Colon, who passed away due to cardiac complications.

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