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WILL HAVEN: New Song Posted Online

April 24, 2007

Sacramento metalcore heroes WILL HAVEN have posted a new song, entitled "Helena", at this location. The track comes off the group's new album, "Hierophant", due on June 19 in the United States through Bieler Bros. Records (one day earlier internationally). Heralded by band guitarist Jeff Irwin as "by far the best stuff we have ever done" and featuring production by Shaun Lopez (FAR, REVOLUTION SMILE) and DEFTONES vocalist Chino Moreno, "Hierophant" will be WILL HAVEN's first release since 2001's critically acclaimed "Carpe Diem". It is also the group's first effort with new singer Jeff Jaworski (RED TAPE),who replaced original vocalist Grady Avenell.

Following the release of "Carpe Diem", WILL HAVEN seemed primed for the spotlight as the band headlined venues in the United States and Europe alike, adorned metal magazine covers and was tagged "Saviors of Rock Music" by U.K. music-press powerhouse Kerrang! Then, without warning, the band announced they would be going on indefinite hiatus. That hiatus would last until 2006 when amidst much speculation WILL HAVEN returned with a co-headline tour of the U.K. with CROWBAR and a subsequent record deal with fast rising indie label powerhouse Bieler Bros. Records.

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