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WHITECHAPEL Drummer Forced To Sit Out JOB FOR A COWBOY Tour

April 27, 2010

Metal Blade Records has launched a new web site dedicated to the forthcoming album, "A New Era of Corruption", from Knoxville, Tennessee's WHITECHAPEL.

On ANewEraOfCorruption.com fans will be able to view studio videos from the recording process of "A New Era of Corruption", a live video of the band in Australia performing at Soundwave Festival 2010, production videos from "This Is Exile", and a teaser clip for the brand new video for the song "The Darkest Day of Man" filmed earlier this month by famed metal video director David Brodsky of MyGoodEye. Also up on ANewEraOfCorruption.com are all of the band's current tour dates and pre-order deals for the new album.

Fans can purchase just the CD at a low pre-street date price, which comes with an autographed booklet, or chose from two different t-shirt packages also listed at a low pre-street date package price.

The track "The Darkest Day of Man" is currently streaming on the site and be sure to keep an eye on ANewEraOfCorruption.com as fans will get the chance to stream the album in its entirety before it is released.

In other news, WHITECHAPEL drummer Kevin Lane has irritated an injury in his ankle and will have to miss the JOB FOR A COWBOY tour with CATTLE DECAPITATION while he rests his foot. Kevin will be back out on the road with the guys for Warped Tour this summer.

Be sure to stop by the band's merch tent on Warped Tour as they will be doing signings at every stop; times will be announced on the stage day of show.

"A New Era Of Corruption" is due on June 8 via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded at Audiohammer studios in Sanford, Florida with acclaimed producer Jason Suecof (TRIVIUM, ALL THAT REMAINS, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, CHIMAIRA, DEVILDRIVER).

"A New Era of Corruption" track listing:

01. Devolver
02. Breeding Violence
03. The Darkest Day of Man
04. Reprogrammed to Hate
05. End of Flesh
06. Unnerving
07. A Future Corrupt
08. Prayer of Mockery
09. Murder Sermon
10. Nercomechanical
11. Single File to Dehumanization
12. Animus (digital and vinyl bonus track)

Handling artwork for "A New Era Of Corruption" was Brent Elliot White, who previously worked with JOB FOR A COWBOY and CARNIFEX. "Brent absolutely nailed it," states Alex. "The dark and ominous vibe he portrayed with his art fits the mood of the CD perfectly."

"A New Era Of Corruption" features guest vocals from Vincent of THE ACACIA STRAIN on the track "Murder Sermon" and Chino from the DEFTONES on the track "Reprogrammed to Hate".

WHITECHAPEL is:

Phil Bozeman - Vocals
Ben Savage - Guitar/Leads
Alex Wade - Guitar
Zach Householder - Guitar
Gabe Crisp - Bass
Kevin Lane - Drums

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