DEICIDE: New Track 'In The Eyes Of God' Played Over 27,000 Times On MySpace

February 26, 2008

Fans, foes and the curious alike have all converged onto DEICIDE's MySpace page feverishly since Thursday, February 21 for an opportunity to listen to a special preview of a brand new DEICIDE track from their forthcoming album, "Till Death Do Us Part".

The excerpt of "In The Eyes of God" has earned itself over 27,000 plays since it was put up onto the profile. The influx of traffic to the profile had also earned the page an average of 20,000 song plays per day within the first few days following the release of the song excerpt.

While it's only a matter of time until a full new track is posted, this excerpt should be enough to tide over even Satan himself until "Till Death Do Us Part" is released on April 28 in Europe and May 13 in the U.S.

To bide the time, go to www.myspace.com/thestenchofredemption and keep playing the brand new track, "In The Eyes of God" as many times as it takes for it to reach a number of 666,666,666 and beyond.

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