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THY WILL BE DONE: New Song Posted Online

October 19, 2007

Rhode Island-based band THY WILL BE DONE has posted a new song, "Earth's Final Embrace", on its MySpace page. The track comes off the group's full-length debut, "Was And Is To Come", which will be released on October 23 on Stillborn Records. The CD will be distributed nationally through Caroline Records/EMI.

THY WILL BE DONE will hold a listening party for "Was And Is To Come" on Monday, October 22 at Club Hell in Providence, Rhode Island. Footage of the event will be aired on HeavyMetalSource.com.

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.

Encompassing various facets of the metal spectrum, "Was And Is To Come" is marked with a plethora of core influences that range from vintage SEPULTURA and CARCASS, to the southern rock sludgy vibe of CROWBAR. Heralded by Metal Edge magazine as "38 minutes of resistance to current metal trends," and tagged "the best thing to come out of the East Coast in a long time" by Ruin magazine, THY WILL BE DONE has already used their sound to wow critics and garner press support in some of the most respected national and local publications.

Throughout the years THY WILL BE DONE has provided support for national acts such as the MISFITS, HATEBREED, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, SHADOWS FALL, and CONVERGE. As the release draws near, THY WILL BE DONE is set to hit the road and plans to spend the rest of this year and much of 2008 touring in support of "Was And Is To Come".

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