HASTE THE DAY: Another New Song Available For Streaming

June 8, 2010

"Wake Up The Sun", a brand new song from the Indiana-based Christian metalcore band HASTE THE DAY, is available for streaming on the group's MySpace page. The track comes off HASTE THE DAY's new album, "Attack of the Wolf King", which will be released on June 29 via longtime label Solid State Records. According to a press release, the CD shows a band who are already amongst the metalcore elite reaching frenzied new heights for what, nine years into their existence, could be their career-defining album. Recorded in Richmond with veteran producer Andreas Magnusson (THE BLACK DHALIA MURDER, OH SLEEPER),"Attack Of The Wolf King" marks the next chapter for HASTE THE DAY, whose impressive resume includes more than a quarter million albums sold and legions of fans worldwide.

"Attack of the Wolf King" track listing:

01. Wake Up The Sun
02. Dog Like Vultures
03. The Quiet, Deadly Ticking
04. Travesty
05. Merit For Sadness
06. The Un-Manifest
07. The Place Where Most Deny
08. White as Snow
09. Crush Resistance
10. Walk With a Crooked Spine
11. My Name Is Darkness

Special-edition bonus tracks:

12. Meet Me Half Way (BLACK EYED PEAS cover)
13. Blue 42 (Live in Auckland, New Zealand)
14. Pressure The Hinges (Live in Capetown, South Africa)

HASTE THE DAY will celebrate the release of "Attack of the Wolf King" by playing a June 29 hometown show where it will be joined by past members of the group. The one-of-a-kind concert will be filmed for a future DVD release.

The band is currently taking part in a summer headlining tour in support of "Attack of the Wolf King" from June 4 to July 2, and will follow that up with a stint on the Vans Warped Tour from July 20 to August 15.

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