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DYSCORD To Launch Debut Album This Weekend

March 13, 2008

Perth, Western Australia metal band DYSCORD has scheduled two launch parties for its debut album, "Dakota" (Prime Cuts) — on Friday, March 14 at HQ, Leederville and on Saturday, March 15 at Club Capitol in Perth. Support will come from local acts THE CONSEQUENCE, GALLOWS FOR GRACE, GROTESQUE, CHAOS DIVINE and HUMAN EXTINCTION PROJECT.

"Dakota" was recorded over the past 12 months and is described as "brutal."

The band has had plenty of supports in the lead-up to its own offering, including national support for GOD FORBID and THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER as well as supports slots with THE HAUNTED, AS I LAY DYING, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE and DARKEST HOUR.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/dyscord.

(Thanks: Serpin Taxt)

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