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MAN MUST DIE: More Footage From The Studio Posted Online

April 9, 2009

Scotland's MAN MUST DIE has posted the third in a series of clips (see below) documenting the recording sessions for the band's new full-length album, "No Tolerance For Imperfection".

"No Tolerance For Imperfection" was recorded at Grindstone Studios in January. This will be the first MAN MUST DIE album to feature new drummer Matt Holland.

"No Tolerance For Imperfection" will be released on July 7 in North America and July 13 internationally.

MAN MUST DIE will make its first trip to the U.S. shortly after the album's release to take part in the 2009 Maryland Deathfest, set to take place in May in Baltimore.

MAN MUST DIE formed in 2002 and has toured extensively throughout the United Kingdom with the likes of FEAR FACTORY, CEPHALIC CARNAGE, DYING FETUS, SUFFOCATION, KATAKLYSM and more.

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