2009 album from the Buffalo, New York-based Alt-Rockers. . Armed with new singer/lyricist Jason Wood the band promises a much heavier album than Sirens, but keeping with that classic IDT sound that we have all come to love. It Dies Today formed in August of 2001 and created a blend of brutal riffs and punishing breakdowns coupled with huge anthemic and driving melodic sections as well. This dichotomy within their sound has gained them fans across the Metal, Hardcore and Emo scenes as well as the ability to bring both sexes together in the pit.

The breakout band of 2005 will return with their sophomore album, Sirens to blow everyone away. After going on tour with Eighteen Visions, Machinehead, Trivium, Throwdown, on Ozzfest, and more, these guys have honed their writing skills and plan on giving their fans the absolute best record money can buy. If their new Depeche Mode cover song as heard on

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On March 21, 2006 all of It Dies Today's fans will get a treat. Their debut album "The Caitiff Choir" has been remixed by Eric Rachel (Atreyu, God Forbid) and remastered by Dave Collins (Queens Of The Stone Age, No Doubt) and packaged with all new artwork. The album comes with 7 bonus songs including the re-recorded versions of their "Forever Scorned" EP, as well as their Depeche Mode cover of "Enjoy The Silence", for a total of 18 songs! Also included with this LIMITED EDITION version is a bonus DVD which includes their videos for: A Threnody For Modern Romance (VIDEO), Severed Ties Yield Severed Heads (VIDEO), and Enjoy The Silence (VIDEO), as well as behind-the-scenes footage of all 3, compiled and edited by Darren Doane.

The breakout band of 2005 will return with their sophomore album, Sirens to blow everyone away. After going on tour with Eighteen Visions, Machinehead, Trivium, Throwdown, on Ozzfest, and more, these guys have honed their writing skills and plan on giving their fans the absolute best record money can buy. If their new Depeche Mode cover song as heard on