______ _______ _______ ______ _____ _______ | __ \ | | | | __ \ |_| ___| | < | | | __ < | ___| proudly presents... |___|__|_______|__|_|__|______/_______|_______| ............................................................................ Artist...... Devour The Day Album....... Fragments Of Us Label....... A Window In Genre....... Hard Rock Releasedate 2024-07-12 Encoder..... Lame Source...... WEB (MP3) Bitrate..... 320kbps Size........ 40.58 mb Duration.... 16:39 WWW......... http://www.deezer.com/album/597232112 .Tracklist ................................................................. 01 Empty [ 3:56] 02 Killing Time [ 2:56] 03 Worse Than Death [ 3:03] 04 Nobody Owns Me (feat. Egypt Central) [ 3:15] 05 Outsider [ 3:29] .Releasenotes .............................................................. On Friday, July 12, Devour the Day will release their latest collection of new songs, Fragments of Us. Ahead of that, founding members Joey "Chicago" Walser and Blake Allison joined Chuck Armstrong on Loudwire Nights to celebrate all that is happening in the life of the band. "When you're young, you dream of all the different things like being onstage and having music on the radio and those things," Walser told Chuck on Tuesday night (July 9). "But I think for us, there was always this lifestyle that we would be able to get up and make music every day and then watch cool movies and eat good food and go to bed. And somewhere along the lines, it turned into that." Walser admitted that what he is doing today with Devour the Day ù along with collaborating and working with other artists ù is a dream come true. Allison agreed with his bandmate as he reflected on the start of Devour the Day back in 2012. "At the time, we were writing new songs for the next Egypt Central record and the band broke up and we just shifted gears and knew that we were not going to stop creating," he explained. "We're going to keep going." Walser added that it would have been detrimental to them if they decided to stop writing and creating music for one simple but incredibly significant reason. "Once you establish 10 years of therapeutically dealing with your life through writing songs," he said, "it would have been really strange to just stop doing that. ............................................................................ LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLEEEEE!