INHUMAN: New Album Delayed

October 2, 2007

Brooklyn, New York's INHUMAN, the hardcore band featuring AGNOSTIC FRONT members Joseph James and Steve Gallo, has pushed back the projected release date of its new CD, "Last Rites", to October 23. The CD was recorded earlier this year at The Wild Arctic studio by Dean Baltulonis, who has worked with SICK OF IT ALL, MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD and MADBALL. Two songs from the album — "What You Wanted" and "Fashist" — are available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

"Last Rites" track listing:

01. Last Rites
02. Fashist
03. Heretic
04. What You Wanted
05. Mania
06. The Dream Is Not Dead
07. A Fine Line
08. Ghost
09. Grindhouse
10. Bitter & Jaded
11. The Lost

INHUMAN will play dates along the East Coast this fall and will be heading to Europe and Japan in early 2008.

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