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THE BINARY CODE To Release New EP In May

April 27, 2010

New Jersey progressive death metallers THE BINARY CODE will release a new three-song EP, "Priest", in May. The EP will be available exclusively at the band's May shows, a string of dates they're doing with Pennsylvania-based ska metallers THE GLOOMINOUS DOOM. The "Priest" EP will be available on CD for free with the purchase of a t-shirt, or, for creative barter, make the band an offer and they might just accept. Look for it to be available for download online following these dates.

The EP is the first new music from THE BINARY CODE since the critically acclaimed "Suspension of Disbelief" full-length album, which was released digitally via MetalSucks in December 2009. Fresh off the road from a 30-date U.S. run with REVOCATION and HYPNO5E, THE BINARY CODE was anxious to return to the studio to record some of the new songs it had been working on.

A trailer for the "Priest" EP can be viewed below.

"Priest" EP track listing:

01. Priest
02. Encircled
03. Ocean of Light

For a list of shows, go to www.myspace.com/thebinarycodenj.

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