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DAYLIGHT DIES Issues Recording Update

January 27, 2008

North Carolina-based metallers DAYLIGHT DIES have issued the following update:

"The end of the recording sessions for our new album, 'Lost to the Living', draws near. Barre [Gambling, guitar] and Egan [O'Rourke, bass] worked solid hammering out the clean guitar and bass guitar the past few weeks and Egan finished up his clean vocal duties a few days ago as well. Atmospherics such as subtle keys are also finished, leaving only a few bowed bass sections and Nathan's [Ellis] vocals remaining. Shortly after we'll send the material to Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios in Sweden who will spend about eight days mixing and mastering the material.

"Everyone is pleased to hear the album finally coming closer to the final form. View a short video containing odds and ends from recent studio sessions below.

"We expect final dates and details regarding the CANDLEMASS tour in May/June to trickle in soon. As soon as we hear anything new, we'll pass that along."

DAYLIGHT DIES supporting CANDLEMASS:

May 19 - Jaxx Nite Club - Springfield, VA
May 20 - BB King Blues Club & Grill - New York, NY
May 22 - Starland Ballroom - Sayrevilel, NJ
May 23 - Peabody's Down Under - Cleveland, OH
May 24 - The Pearl Room - Mokena, IL
May 25 - Station 4 - St. Paul, MN
May 28 - Studio Seven - Seattle, WA
May 29 - Hawthorne Theatre - Portland, OR
May 30 - Slim's - San Francisco, CA
May 31 - The Galaxy Theater - Santa Ana, CA
Jun. 01 - Whisky A Go Go - Hollywood, CA
Jun. 06 - Scout Bar - Houston, TX
Jun. 07 - Ridglea Theater - Ft. Worth, TX

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