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HOSTILITY: New Song Available For Streaming

April 30, 2010

"My Terms", a brand new song from San Francisco Bay Area metallers HOSTILITY, can be heard using the widget below (click on "Playlist", then look for "My Terms"). The track comes off the band's recently completed new album, "Set In Stone", which is scheduled for an early summer release via an as-yet-undetermined record label. The CD was engineered, mixed and mastered by Juan Urteaga, who has previously worked with MACHINE HEAD, TESTAMENT and EXODUS, among many others.

Commented guitarist Tony V.: "This song is HOSTILITY taking it to the extreme. Simply put, this song is outta control!"

"Set in Stone" track listing:

01. Leader Of The Rejects
02. Aces & Eights
03. Dividing Line
04. Baton Symphony
05. Resented Legacy
06. Flesh Doll
07. Said And Done
08. One By One
09. Hard Luck
10. Something Wicked
11. My Terms

HOSTILITY's critically acclaimed debut album "Uncompromised" (The Pen/Voltaic Records),was mixed by producer Colin Richardson (SLIPKNOT, MACHINE HEAD, TRIVIUM, SEPULTURA). Richardson previously stated about the CD, "If you want ultimate heaviness, BUY THIS ALBUM!"


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