SHADOWS FALL: 'Threads Of Life' Webisode #7 Posted Online

May 1, 2007

Massachusetts metallers SHADOWS FALL have posted the seventh webisode documenting the making of their new album, "Threads of Life". Webisode #7, which focuses on the creation of the "Threads of Life" artwork, can be seen at YouTube.

SHADOWS FALL has been added to this year's Sounds of the Underground tour. The band will play the final co-headline slot, alternating with CHIMAIRA and EVERY TIME I DIE and headliners GWAR.

SHADOWS FALL will be touring to support its new album "Threads of Life", which has sold 40,000 copies in the United States since its April 3 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

Other groups on this year's Sounds of the Underground tour include: JOB FOR A COWBOY, NECRO, DARKEST HOUR, AMON AMARTH, THE ACACIA STRAIN, THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, HEAVY HEAVY LOW LOW, THE NUMBER TWELVE LOOKS LIKE YOU, GOATWHORE, THIS IS HELL, and 2 CENTS.

The festival has also announced several guests in select cities. TESTAMENT will play before GWAR at the Starland Ballroom on July 14 in New Jersey. MUSHROOMHEAD will close the show in their hometown of Cleveland, Ohio on July 21 and will also perform as special guests in Columbus on July 22, Chicago on July 23, and Minneapolis on July 24. SUICIDAL TENDENCIES will close shows in San Jose, California on August 3, Irvine, California on August 4, and Mesa, Arizona on August 5. LAMB OF GOD will headline a recently added date on August 11 in Louisville, Kentucky and will be joined by special guests HATEBREED and BEHEMOTH.

This year's Sounds of the Underground launches July 6 in Dallas and runs through August 11 in Louisville.

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