SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY: New Song Posted Online

August 16, 2008

Michigan-based deathcore band SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY has posted a new track called "Goodnight (Our Last Dance)" on its MySpace page. The song comes off the group's new album, "Intervals", which is scheduled for release on October 14 via Ferret Music.

The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Nascence
02. In The End
03. The Life In Death
04. Eternity?
05. Alpha
06. She Once Said I Was A Romantic
07. Daydreams
08. Nightmares
09. In The Beginning
10. Forever On Deaf Ears
11. Goodnight (Our Last Dance)
12. This Time The Keys Are Broken
13. Dedication To A New Era
14. One Of These Days
15. Omega
16. 11/22/07
17. January And On

Bassist Travis Martin commented: "'Intervals' is a more mature album than our first Ferret release, 'Parasite', and definitely darker sounding. The presentation of the album is also much more serious. The funny song titles are gone, the jokes are gone, it has a different feel to it."

The "Intervals" artwork from renowned artist Chad Lenjer at Discordant Art can be viewed below.

SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY is currently on the road in Europe headlining the Super Awesome Party Forever European tour with TRIGGER THE BLOODSHED and BLEED WITHIN.

SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY's latest CD, "Parasite", was released last year via Ferret Music.

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