GWEN STACY DEBUT NEW SONG “PROFIT MOTIVE”

September 19, 2009 By Doug Van Pelt

Gwen Stacy have released another new song titled Profit Motive on their myspace. The song is from their forthcoming album A Dialogue to be released on October 20th via Solid State Records (Underoath, Norma Jean). The band will also embark on a headlining tour this October with support from Ice Nine Kills, LoveHateHero and The Stray Path.

The band has toured nationally numerous times including stints with The Devil Wears Prada, Unearth, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Drop Dead, Gorgeous, Poison The Well, Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster, 36 Crazy Fists and Haste The Day. dates at www.myspace.com/gwenstacy

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