(HED)P.E.: New Song Posted Online

June 13, 2008

(HED)P.E. has debuted the new song "Ordo Ab Chao" on the band's MySpace page. The track is one of three brand new studio recordings that will be included on the group's upcoming two-disc live album and DVD, "The DIY Guys", which is set for release July 8, 2008 through Suburban Noize Records.

"The new song 'Ordo Ab Chao' is a song about the hierarchy on this planet, and how the Inner Circle turns us against each other; by creating chaos, then providing their own brand of order," says frontman Jared Gomes. "It is a first of many songs on our new album 'New World Orphans' (NWO) which deals with the Shadow Government. This new album 'NOW' is a concept album, in that each song relates to the main theme, which is the New World Orphans. We outsiders who dont very much like the idea of genocide and big government control."

(HED) P.E.'s explosive live show was caught on tape for the release of the groups first live album and DVD release. The CD portion features three brand new studio tracks along with a live performance captured at Hollywood's legendary Key Club, as well as unreleased material. The DVD includes 13 live tracks as well as music videos, behind the scenes footage, interviews and punk-rockumentary film clips from the band's decade-long tour history.

(HED)P.E. recently announced the dates for its upcoming "The D.I.Y Tour" featuring OPM, DIRTBALL and POTLUCK.

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