Dying Every Day

About Dying Every Day

Fans of electronic-influenced rock acts ranging from The Smashing Pumpkins and Radiohead to Moby and Nine Inch Nails will find something both fresh and familiar here. Fierce guitars, delicate pianos, THE NEWS:

Dying Every Day’s sophomore album, "Out of the Dark," is now available in a very limited run of CDs directly by e-mailing info@(expired link) ($8.99, shipping included), as well as from CD Baby ((expired link)), which is now in the process of circulating the tracks to digital retailers. Within the next three months, “Out of the Dark” should be officially available from leading online merchants like iTunes ((expired link)), Rhapsody and emusic, among others.

From atmospheric alternative (“Ashes and Bones,” the title track) to rootsy rock (“Green Leaves Falling,” first single “A Lamp Alight”) to blistering metal (“Remains,” Vessels of Wrath”), “Out of the Dark” offers everything you’d expect from a Dying Every Day record, plus a few interesting surprises.

Samples and a free download of "A Lamp Alight" can be found in the Audio section of (expired link).

THE STORY:

Over the years, Dying Every Day’s Todd Thatcher has produced and played guitar for a number of diverse projects, including alt-rockers Blind Spot, acoustic duo Black & Blue and hardcore-punk band River of Blood. They al