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THE SHOWDOWN: New Album Title Revealed

April 20, 2008

Tennessee's THE SHOWDOWN has set "Back Breaker" as the title of its third full-length album, due later in the year.

Watch more footage from the recording sessions in Nasvhille, Tennessee below.

The band is currently touring the U.S. with SHADOWS FALL, KATAKLYSM, ARSIS and DROID.

Back in May 2007, THE SHOWDOWN filmed the video for the song "Temptation Come My Way" with accomplished music video director Doug Spangenberg, who has worked with NORMA JEAN, THIS IS HELL, TERROR and LAMB OF GOD.

THE SHOWDOWN was named one of AP's "100 Bands You Need To Know" In '07, and was profiled as a "Band To Watch" in Revolver magazine.

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