FOR TODAY | BAND DISCUSS INSPIRATIONS, DEVELOPING THEIR SOUND AND MORE IN NEW STUDIO TRAILER
Iowa-based powerhouse FOR TODAY have released a second album trailer in support of their forthcoming release Wake. Watch the band discuss their musical influences, how they developed the sound for this new album and general goofy studio antics, here:
https://youtu.be/TRIX3P83pT0
Wake was produced by Will Putney (Thy Art Is Murder, The Acacia Strain, Miss May I) and will be released worldwide on October 2nd via Nuclear Blast. Pre-order the album: http://bit.ly/FTWakeCD
The tracklist for the new album racks up as follows:
1. No Truth, No Sacrifice
2. Broken Lens
3. Forced into Fire
4. Deserter
5. Bitter Roots
6. Wasteland
7. Hopeless Ambition
8. Determination
9. Flooded Earth
10. Time and Tide
11. Two Brothers
12. Without You
Pre-order the album here: http://nblast.de/FORTODAYWake
PRE-ORDER 'WAKE':
Digipack CD: http://bit.ly/FTWakeCD
iTunes: http://nblast.de/FORTODAYWakeITUNES
MORE ON 'WAKE':
ALBUM TRAILER #1: Watch as the guys talk through the pre-production, writing and recording of their new material, here:
https://youtu.be/0LE6beLWjDI
Watch the official video for 'Broken Lens' over on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9ayvdtZJl0k
'Broken Lens' goes straight for the jugular and doesn't let go - it's the perfect manifestation of what fans have come to expect from For Today's music. The song is as brutal as it is unforgettable, building up to an utterly epic breakdown.
Guitarist Ryan Leitru commented on the new album: "We are so excited to release this upcoming album with Nuclear Blast. It's a darker, more aggressive record that has some new elements for us. This one has been about reconnecting with what made us want to start playing heavy music and we are excited to share it."
Listen to new track 'Forced Into Fire' here: https://youtu.be/3m2ErPSfqcM
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