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I AM ABOMINATION: New Song Available For Streaming

June 9, 2011

"Abduction", a brand new song from Taylor, Michigan's I AM ABOMINATION, is available for streaming on the band's Facebook page. The track comes off the group's brand new digital EP, "Passion Of The Heist", which is due on July 19. The EP is being released by Good Fight Music, the same label that released I AM ABOMINATION's first critically acclaimed full-length album, "To Our Forefathers".

"'Abduction' is the first song I wrote for 'Passion Of The Heist'," states guitarist Nick Sampson. "The result was beyond my expectation. It's one of the more laid-back songs on the EP technicality wise, but what it lacks in technicality, it makes up for in diversity and great structure."

Described by the band as a concept album, "Passion Of The Heist" was produced, written, engineered, mixed and mastered by guitarist Nick Sampson at his studio in New Boston, Michigan. All lyrics on the EP were written by Brandon Good.

The band plans on releasing new information about the concept of the EP with the release of the new single.

"Passion Of The Heist" includes a guest appearance by ATTACK ATTACK's Caleb Shomo on the track "Ascension".

"We've had such an amazing time putting hard work into this album, and we can't wait for people to hear it," states vocalist Phil Druyor. Sampson adds, "This is the first time we've ever sat down to write an album with no outside opinion, and it turned out awesome."

"Passion Of The Heist" track listing:

01. Vivification
02. Abduction
03. Examination
04. Transformation
05. Ascension (feat. Caleb Shomo of ATTACK ATTACK)
06. Invasion

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