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IT DIES TODAY: 'Lividity' First-Week Sales Revealed

September 23, 2009

"Lividity", the new album from Buffalo, New York's IT DIES TODAY, sold around 1,800 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The CD landed at position No. 10 on the Top New Artist Albums (Heatseekers) chart, which lists the best-selling albums by new and developing artists, defined as those who have never appeared in the Top 100 of The Billboard 200.

"Lividity" was released on September 15 via Trustkill Records.

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. This Ghost (2:52)
02. Reckless Abandon (3:54)
03. Thank You For Drinking (3:01)
04. Miss October (4:09)
05. Bled Out In Black And White (3:12)
06. Martyr Of Truth (3:55)
07. Nihility (3:18)
08. Life Of Uncertainty (4:48)
09. The Architects (3:32)
10. Complacence Without Pursuit (Lividity) (8:18)

Commented singer Jason Wood: "We're really pumped about this new record and finally releasing it for our fans!

"We know a lot of fans are curious about the delays with this new album, but we assure you, if we could have gotten it to you sooner we would have! We have had so many problems with the studio we build to record this album. After spending close to $12,000 on building a completely enclosed soundproofed studio in the house that Mike [Hatalak, producer/guitarist] and I lived in and spending over two months finishing pre-production and tracking, our efforts were thwarted with a forced move out of the house. That move forced us to tear down our entire studio (salvaging about $2,000 of materials) within a holiday weekend. So we moved to a new house and rebuilt the studio.

"I'm looking forward to hearing reactions from our fans and foes and hopefully this album will make up for the long wait!".

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