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THE BANNER: New Song Posted Online

January 8, 2008

New Jersey metal/hardcore-punk band THE BANNER has posted a demo version of a track that will be recorded on their upcoming Ferret Music release, "Frailty". The track is titled "The Wolf" and can be found on the group's MySpace page. Other songtitles set to appear on "Frailty" include "LeechBath" and "The Hellbound Heart".

THE BANNER previously stated about the upcoming CD, "This new record will, in the tradition of THE BANNER records, be slightly different from 'Each Breath Haunted' and the other three records previous. This record is definitely taking from the previous records and fusing them more than we did with 'Each Breath Haunted'. THIS RECORD WILL BE HEAVIER THAN THE OTHER RECORDS, we're telling you now!

"We know a lot of you love the original EP ('Posthumous'); shit, we loved it also, so we have in fact decided that this record we're going to a what we feel is a heavier tuning for the songs. Will we still be playing the songs from the other records? Of course, we're upgrading them slightly so everything sounds awesome and can be played together when we eventually start playing these live."

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