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IN THIS MOMENT: Cover Of SLAYER's 'Postmortem' Available For Free Download

April 15, 2008

Southern California-based female-fronted metal band IN THIS MOMENT has made its cover version of SLAYER's "Postmortem" available for free download on the group's MySpace page. "We recorded this track in 2006 for a tribute album that unfortunately never happened," IN THIS MOMENT says. "Some of our older fans may have heard it, and we hope that new fans dig it!"

IN THIS MOMENT was featured on the March 7 episode of "Talking Metal on Fuse", performing a cover version of PANTERA's "I'm Broken" with hosts Mark Strigl and John Ostronomy.

Watch footage of the performance below.

IN THIS MOMENT played a free, Monster Energy-sponsored concert on March 15 at Red 7 (Patio Stage) in Austin, Texas (during the South by Southwest music and media conference). Photos of the show are available on the group's MySpace page (free registration required to view pictures).

IN THIS MOMENT kicked off the New Year with its first morning television performance on Fox-25 TV in Boston, Massachusetts. The appearance featured a live, acoustic rendition of the hit Active Rock single "Beautiful Tragedy" and "Legacy of Odio". Click here to check it out.

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