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EAT THE DAY: In Waiting/Writing Mode

May 23, 2002

EAT THE DAY, featuring former LIMP BIZKIT guitarist Wes Borland, "are waiting to hear back from [Interscope Records] about our new demo that we just turned in," according to the latest posting from Borland on the group's official web site. "In the meantime, we have moved on to some new songwriting. We are feeling pretty good about the bulk of the music for the record now taking shape, and are starting to tackle the vocals. All is well, and it's time to talk to some producers. I also would like to thank everyone for being interested in a band that has no music for you to hear yet. Will you be let down? Maybe, but I doubt it."

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