POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK Covers DEAD CAN DANCE; Free Download Available

January 13, 2009

Vancouver industrial rock/metal act POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK has made a cover version of the DEAD CAN DANCE song "Anywhere Out of the World" available for free download at the band's official web site.

POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK filmed its first music video, for the song "Euchreist", on December 28. The clip was directed by Michael Seelt at his Calgary studio. Once editing is complete, the video will be posted at the band's official web site.

Seelt took the promo photos for POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK's CD "Music As Weaponry", which was released in September.

POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK features Steve Moore (also vocalist of metal act INNER SURGE and progressive band the UNRAVELLING),Kenneth Buck, Jon Ireson (bassist for industrial metal act REVOLUTION) and Colin Everall.

"Music As Weaponry" was reviewed positively by such sites as Industrial.org and was listed by Razor Blade Dance Floor as one of the top industrial metal/rock releases of 2008

For more information, visit www.postdeathsoundtrack.com.

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