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MY DYING BRIDE: New Song Excerpt Available For Streaming

January 15, 2009

A two-and-a-half-minute radio-broadcast-quality excerpt from the new MY DYING BRIDE song "My Body, A Funeral" is available for streaming below. The track was premiered exclusively on this week's "Tinitus" radio show, which aired last night (Wednesday, January 14) on Norway's P3.

(Update: The clip was removed at the request of the band's record label.)

"My Body, A Funeral" comes off MY DYING BRIDE's new album, "For Lies I Sire", which is due on March 23 via Peaceville Records. The follow-up to 2006's "A Line of Deathless Kings" was recorded with longtime producer Mags.

"For Lies I Sire" track listing:

01. Fall With Me
02. My Body, A Funeral
03. The Lies I Sire
04. Bring Me Victory
05. Echoes From A Hollow Soul
06. ShadowHaunt
07. Santuario Di Sangue
08. A Chapter in Loathing
09. Death Triumphant

In a recent interview with Blissfulviolet of Beyond The Dark Horizon, MY DYING BRIDE vocalist Aaron Stainthorpe stated about the band's upcoming ninth studio album, "Naturally, we think it's our best work to date and has a sort of 'new-meets-old' sound; the violins giving a nod to our past and the new riffs and vocals showing the way forward. It is quite possibly the most depressing thing we've created to date, and all the more wonderful for it."

Asked how he feels the new CD differs from MY DYING BRIDE's last studio album, "A Line of Deathless Kings", Aaron replied, "Would you believe it, it's even darker? I've pushed the vocals further, finding more melodies, as have the guitars, and, of course, the violin has added a deep range of feeling. It's quite a fresh, melodic sound despite being utterly despondent."

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