TODAY IS THE DAY Completes Eighth Studio Album

July 26, 2007

TODAY IS THE DAY has completed work on "Axis Of Eden", the band's eighth studio album.

The driving creative force behind "Axis Of Eden" is TODAY IS THE DAY founder/frontman Steve Austin, described by Alternative Press magazine as "a noise-rock auteur known as much for his off-kilter, damaging riffs and vocals as for his soaring David Gilmour leads." As well as being the album's principal songwriter, Austin is also the album's producer; he engineered, mixed, and mastered "Axis Of Eden" at his own studio, Austin Enterprise, where he has also worked with LAMB OF GOD, BURN THE PRIEST, CONVERGE, and UNSANE, among others.

"Axis Of Eden" features the debut of new TODAY IS THE DAY drummer Derek Roddy. A world-renowned drummer who has played with HATE ETERNAL and NILE, Roddy was voted onto Modern Drummer's Top 5 up-and-coming drummers list in the magazine's 2007 Readers' Poll.

"Axis Of Eden" is TODAY IS THE DAY's first new album in over three years and it is the band's first album to be released on founder/frontman Steve Austin's own label, SuperNova Records. SuperNova Records is distributed exclusively by MRI/RED/Sony Distribution in the U.S., Cargo Distribution in Canada, F.A.B. Distribution in Canada, and IODA for all digital distribution.

"Axis Of Eden" will be released in the U.S. on September 18. The track listing is as follows:

01. Broken Promises And Dead Dreams
02. No Lung Baby
03. I.E.D.
04. Free At Last
05. If You Want Peace, Prepare For War
06. Black Steyr Aug
07. My Wish Is Your Command
08. Circus Maximus
09. Desolation
10. Total Resistance
11. The Worst Thing That Ever Happened To Me
12. Axis Of Eden

SuperNova Records North American tour featuring TODAY IS THE DAY, DEFCON 4, CHRISTINE, and TAIPAN, kicks off September 13.

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