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ICON IN ME: New Songs Posted Online

September 23, 2008

ICON IN ME, the Moscow, Russia-based band featuring HOSTILE BREED guitarist D.Frans alongside Danish drummer Morten Løwe Sørensen (SUBMISSION, THE ARCANE ORDER, SCARVE, INSTANT CARNAGE, STRANGLER, SCARVE, SOILWORK) and Swedish vocalist Tony Jelencovich (M.A.N, ex-MNEMIC, TRANSPORT LEAGUE),has uploaded the songs "Dislocated" and "That Day, That Sorrow" to its MySpace page. The tracks come off the group's as-yet-unreleased debut album, which was recorded last November at Hansen studios in Ribe, Denmark and was mixed by Jacob Hansen.

ICON IN ME is currently seeking a suitable record label to release the album.

According to the band's official bio, ICON IN ME's style can best be described as "modern metal with some thrash, death and hardcore style elements."

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