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LAW OF DESTRUCTION: New Song Posted Online

July 11, 2008

LAW OF DESTRUCTION, the Cleveland, Ohio-based band featuring BEYOND FEAR members John Comprix (guitar) and Eric Elkins (drums) alongside Scott Bryant (vocals) and Justin Endres (bass) of ODIOUS SANCTION and STRESSLORD, has posted a new song called "Splintered" on its MySpace page. The group, which "steers more toward the brutal side of things," according to Comprix, is putting the finishing touches on its full-length debut and is getting ready to shop it to record labels.

LAW OF DESTRUCTION's existence does not affect BEYOND FEAR (fronted by Tim "Ripper" Owens of JUDAS PRIEST and ICED EARTH fame),which is "alive and well," according to Comprix, and working on amterial for its second album.

Regarding their decision to form LAW OF DESTRUCTION, Comprix previously said, "we [John and Eric] have always loved brutal music so [we] have a chance to write an album and get some aggression out!"

LAW OF DESTRUCTION is:

Scott Bryant: Vocals
John Comprix: Lead/Rhythm Guitar
Kyle Kniceley: Rhythm Guitar
Justin Endres: Bass
Eric Elkins: Drums

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