Hope for the Dying track posted

March 23, 2011 By Doug Van Pelt

Hope for the Dying will release their new album Dissimulation on April 26, and now you can hear track 3 “Orison” here: http://tiny.cc/lp86y

There are three pre-order bundles for Dissimulation available at the Facedown online store, and by locking in your pre-order now you’ll be entered to win a Peavey Extreme Stage Pack which includes a guitar, practice amp, guitar tablature book from HFTD, and much more. Full contest details here: http://facedownrecords.com/contests/

Pre-order Dissimulation and enter to win now! http://facedown.merchnow.com/products/preorders

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