DARK NEW DAY Gearing Up For EP Release

June 2, 2006

Launch Radio Networks is reporting that DARK NEW DAY — the new band featuring Clint Lowery (ex-SEVENDUST) on guitar, Brett Hestla (ex-CREED, VIRGOS MERLOT) on vocals, Will Hunt (ex-SKRAPE, TOMMY LEE) on drums, Clint's brother Corey Lowery (ex-STEREOMUD, STUCK MOJO) on bass, and Troy McLawhorn (ex-DOUBLE DRIVE) on guitar — have selected "Follow The Sun Down" as the first single from their upcoming acoustic EP, "Black Porch", which is due out later this summer. The band will shoot a video for the song on Tuesday, June 13 and would like to invite fans to come down and participate. The shoot will take place at the Studio 8 center stage at 3400 Winona Avenue in Burbank, California, beginning at 7 p.m.

DARK NEW DAY's debut album, "Twelve Year Silence", came out in June of 2005 and featured the hit "Brother".

DARK NEW DAY have tentative plans to hit the road this summer.

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