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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LIVING SACRIFICE Release Two Brand New Songs Exclusively Online 6/10/08 LIVING SACRIFICE has released two brand new songs exclusively online. "Death Machine" and "The Battle," the band's first new songs since 2002, are available for purchase on the band's MySpace page through Bandbox. Living Sacrifice, the legendary Christian metal band whose influence stretches far and wide across the scene, is on their first tour since reuniting this year supporting Demon Hunter at venues across North America. Former and current members of Living Sacrifice went on to join bands such as Evanescence, P.O.D. and Norma Jean. Conceived in Fire, released by Solid State Records in 2002, was the band's last full album of new material. A best of set, In Memoriam, was released in 2005 with three songs that were thought to be the group's last. "We're super excited to be able to put out some new stuff for people to hear. This is our newest material in more than five years!", says vocalist / guitarist and founding member Bruce Fitzhugh. "Now that these songs are posted we'll be playing them live while on tour with Demon Hunter!." Fitzhugh is joined in the reunited Living Sacrifice by founding member / drummer Lance Garvin (Soul Embraced) as well as lead guitarist Rocky Gray (Soul Embraced, ex-Evanescence) and bass player Arthur Green, both of whom have played with Living Sacrifice since 2000's The Hammering Process. "This tour has been more then we could hope for, it's awesome to see this band playing to some younger fans for the very first time," says Bruce.

There will be a VERY SPECIAL TREAT for the band's fans in Little Rock at the Little Rock tour stop on June 11th!

Living Sacrifice is finalizing a deal with Solid State for the release of their next full-length album.
Living Sacrifice on tour w/ Demon Hunter, Oh Sleeper, The Famine and Advent:

6.11.08 Little Rock, AR @ The Village
6.12.08 Oklahoma City, OK Diamond Ballroom 6.13.08 Joplin, MO @ The Foundry 6.14.08 Kansas City, MO @ The Beaumont Club 6.15.08 Louisville, KY @ Headliners Music Hall 6.17.08 Detroit, MI @ St. Andrews Hall 6.18.08 Grand Rapids, MI @ The Intersection 6.19.08 Cincinnati, OH @ Bogarts 6.20.08 Cleveland, OH @ House Of Blues 6.21.08 Allentown, PA @ Crocodile Rock 6.22.08 Philadelphia, PA @ The Trocadero 6.23.08 Towson, MD @ Recher Theater 6.24.08 Norfolk, VA @ The Norva 6.25.08 Carrboro, NC @ Cat's Cradle 6.26.08 Nashville, TN @ Rockettown 6.27.08 Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade 6.28.08 Lake Buena Vista, FL @ House Of Blues 6.29.08 St. Petersburg, FL @ State Theater 7.01.08 North Myrtle Beach, SC @ House Of Blues 7.04.08 Bushnell, IL @ Cornerstone Festival 7.06.08 Elgin, IL @ Judson University (with the Scream The Prayer Tour, no DH) You can purchase pre-sale tickets <a href="http://blog.myspace.com/livingsacrifice" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

CHRIST ON TOUR

oh my God, give it up already. terrible band.

Coming from probably the only LS fan on the board, these songs do blow big time. Can't deny the original line-up though!



...album that got me into metal.

I'm a huge fan of this band and own 4 of their albums. Inhabit is my favorite.

I'm really glad these guys are back together because Soul Embraced sucks.

I grew up going to LS shows, but man, once Reborn hit, it was curtains. I'm going to go see them on the reunion tour, but I'm not expecting anything more than chugga chugga tribal bollocks. Maybe someday someone will convince DJ to play a one-off in Little Rock. Truby quit POD I think, so it's at least possible.

Soul Embraced used to be passable, and then along came Solid State. Thy Pain and Shredded Corpse were way better.

Truby hasn't been in P.O.D. for a while now. He's doing some acoustic solo stuff now.

I hate DJ on Nonexistent. I don't like the zombie wail he tried on that album. Reborn is their weakest album and the production of the guitars alone make me not want to listen to it.

Soul Embraced was good until Immune came out in 03. Ever since then, they are more of a Metalcore band now.

I've never heard either Thy Pain nor Shredded Corpse. I can never find any songs.

bahahahahahha jesus metal

I'll take Reborn over anything they did after. The Hammering Process is one of the worst albums I've ever heard from a band I like, and the songs sound like shit live. The one after was an improvement, but too chugga chugga for my tastes. It doesn't sound like they've changed much since then.

You can probably pick up that Thy Pain album from Blast Beats. There was a Shredded Corpse discography released a few years back. It has to be still available.

Blast Beats is a great site. I'll have to search it again. Thanks.

Reborn's production is awful .