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FACE THE PANIC: New Songs Posted Online

January 9, 2008

FACE THE PANIC, the Buffalo, New York-based traditional hardcore/punk band featuring current and ex-members of LOCKJAW, HEROD and EVERY TIME I DIE, has posted two new tracks on its MySpace page. According to the group, the first track is "a cover of INSIDE OUT's 'Burning Fight'. We were in Watchmen Studios recording a live BLACK FLAG covers 7" for Reaper Records, and had some extra time, so figured why not. Track recorded 100% live at Watchmen Studios. The second track is 'Elitist Fool'. The track is from our Reaper Records full-length 'The Reclamation' and was recorded live in Vacaville, California by Ron Gallus on our summer 2007 U.S. tour."

FACE THE PANIC previously released the CDEP "For the Lifers" on Luchador Records out of Rochester, NY.

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