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DEVILDRIVER: New Song Available For Download

June 6, 2007

A brand new DEVILDRIVER song, entitled "Not All That Wander Are Lost", has been made available for download at this location (free registration required). The track comes off the Santa Barbara, California band's third album, "The Last Kind Words" (cover),due on July 31 via Roadrunner Records.

DEVILDRIVER recently filmed a video for "Not All Who Wander Are Lost" in Los Angeles with director Nathan Cox (QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, MARILYN MANSON, SYSTEM OF A DOWN). The clip is expected to be released in a few weeks.

In a recent interview with MTV.com, DEVILDRIVER frontman Dez Fafara (ex-COAL CHAMBER) stated about the group's upcoming CD, "The 'last kind words' could be 'f--- you' before complete annihilation. For me, this album is about being motivated to stand up to the punishment of being a human and to have the character in you to go on when all people want to do is hold you down."

"Lyrically, it's dark and foreboding," Fafara added. "But it's gonna give you inspiration to go through this earthly experience and keep kicking."

"I think we knew we had to reach within ourselves as a team and pull something out that was really different. Everyone totally put aside their egos and stepped up to the plate to do what needed to be done. In America right now, there's so much of that sing-songy metal going on, so we knew if we did something totally balls-out it was going to be well-received."

Video footage of DEVILDRIVER performing two brand new songs during their appearance at the New England Metal And Hardcore Festival on April 27, 2007 at the Palladium and Worcester, Massachusetts has been posted online at YouTube:

"Not All Who Wander Are Lost": Video
"Clouds Over California": Video

An audio recording of DEVILDRIVER performing the song "Clouds Over California" live on their recent tour has been posted online at this location.

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