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FOR THE SUFFERING Completes Work On New Album

November 13, 2009

New Mexico's female-fronted band FOR THE SUFFERING has completed work on its new album, "Life Without A Cure". More information regarding the CD's release date and online availability will be released soon.

FOR THE SUFFERING's self-titled debut was released on February 24 via Crash Music.

According to a press release, FOR THE SUFFERING has been a force to be reckoned with in the West Texas/Eastern New Mexico scene since early 2003 (performing under the old moniker A DAY TO FALL). After undergoing a few lineup changes over the years, the band has come into its own and solidified its sound a mixture of heavy grooves, bursts of head spinning speed, and haunting melodies.

Check out the video for the song "The Revolt" below.

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

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