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E.TOWN CONCRETE: New Song Posted Online

October 20, 2004

A brand new E.TOWN CONCRETE track, entitled Ploughshares vs. Swords, has been made available online at this location.

"Ploughshares vs. Swords" comes off the group's new album, "Made for War", due on November 16 through Ironbound Records. According to the band's vocalist, Anthony Martini, the follow-up to 2003's "The Renaissance" (Razor and Tie) "is a very raw, angry album, and we are all very excited. . . I think a lot of people are gonna be really surprised at the direction we took."

"Made For War" track listing:

01. Pariah
02. Ploughshares vs. Swords
03. Wide Awake
04. The Distance
05. Do You Know What It's Like?
06. Blood
07. A Setup
08. What Can I Do?
09. Made For War
10. All That You Have Is Still Not Enough...
11. There Goes The Neighborhood (bonus track)

E.TOWN CONCRETE have been added to the Radiotakeover Tour with DIECAST, TWELVE TRIBES and DEVILINSIDE. The tour will start in November and go through December. A complete list of currently confirmed tour dates can be found at this location.

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