PROJECT: FAILING FLESH: Three New Songs Posted Online

June 23, 2010

PROJECT: FAILING FLESH, the group featuring former VOIVOD/current E-FORCE bassist/vocalist Eric Forrest, Kevin 131 (GARDEN OF SHADOWS, TWISTED TOWER DIRE, BRAVE, WHILE HEAVEN WEPT) and Tim Gutierrez (instruments),has posted three new songs — "Count Back From Ten", "White Light Response" and "Patient Zero" — on the band's MySpace page. The tracks come off PROJECT: FAILING FLESH's third LP, titled "Count Back From Ten", which will be released later in the year.

PROJECT: FAILING FLESH previously stated about its plans for the band's new CD, "Our friends at our last label Burning Star Records [which released the last PROJECT: FAILING FLESHCD] have run out of money (not shocking, considering the times) and sadly had to close down the label.

"We are still deciding what method to take to release 'Count Back From Ten'. Whether we want to take the somewhat time consuming method of dealing with a new label.. or just do a self-release and possibly license it... or even make it available via download.. or some combination of all these options. No matter the method, some promos will be printed up and close friends and fans will hopefully be able to hear this thing very soon!

"It's been a long process but we are completely happy with the result and that is the only important thing...not timetables, labels, etc."

"Count Back From Ten" projected track listing:

01. Count Back From Ten
02. White Light Response
03. Inanimate Objects
04. The Potential To…
05. Patient Zero
06. The Void Between Skin and Bone
07. Percussion Fracture
08. Irrelevant Thoughts (PRONG cover)
09. Lose Lose Situation
10. Cadence

PROJECT: FAILING FLESH's second album, "The Conjoined", was released in March 2007 via Greece's Burning Star Records. The CD was issued as a digipack, featuring artwork by Martin Saavedra and Spina Studios.

PROJECT: FAILING FLESH's debut CD, "A Beautiful Sickness", came out in the U.S. in early 2005 via Candlelight Records USA.

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