ILLITHID: New Music Posted Online

June 17, 2008

Tampa, Florida's ILLITHID has posted two new songs, "Disciple", and "Unsound" on its MySpace page. The tracks come off the group's new self-titled LP, which is now available.

The LP was recorded in Tampa, Florida and produced by keyboardist Andrew Zink. He says, "It's just what we needed to get signed. We've needed decent recording for years and now that we have them, we couldn't be more thankful."

According to ILLITHID guitarist Aaron Rodriguez, "the LP will completely reveal the potential of the band, featuring "the harmonies of a distant EXTOL, to the off times of the not-so-distant MESHUGGAH". Drummer Connor Riebling says, "ILLITHID is here to crush your skull and play a pretty little melody all the while. We have a lot of great things happening."

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