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THY WILL BE DONE Interviewed At NEW ENGLAND METAL AND HARDCORE FESTIVAL; Video Available

May 2, 2008

Justin of Boston.tv conducted an interview with THY WILL BE DONE's Jay and New England Metal and Hardcore Festival promoter Scott Lee during this past weekend's event at the Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Watch the three-minute chat below.

THY WILL BE DONE's full-length debut, "Was and Is to Come", was released on October 23 on Stillborn Records. The CD is being distributed nationally through Caroline Records/EMI.

Completed in early 2007, "Was and Is to Come" features a guest vocal appearance by Jesse David Leach of SEEMLESS. The album was produced, engineered and mixed by Zeuss (HATEBREED, BEHEMOTH, 3 INCHES OF BLOOD) with Jamey Jasta as executive producer.

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