[Pauler]

Oct. 6, 2008…Nashville, TN…. INO/Columbia Records’ rock band Decyfer Down gave their fans a taste of their upcoming album with their Digital EP that released on Sept. 30. Along with the first single, “Crash,” which recently peaked at No. 1 on Christian Rock radio, the digital EP is a preview of four-selected tracks from their upcoming sophomore record, aptly titled CRASH, which crashes into stores Feb. 10.

CRASH is the follow up to their 2006 debut album End Of Grey, which garnered 4 No. 1 Christian Rock singles and received airplay on both mainstream and Christian radio. After entering the R&R Active Rock Chart, the band’s single “Fight Like This” was also featured in a promotion for an Ultimate Fighting Championship title fight. In addition, “Break Free” also received placement and was heard by more than 9 million sports fans during some of the most watched sports games of the year in the NBA, NHL, MLB and NCAA including games between the LA Lakers, Boston Celtics, NY Yankees, Chicago Cubs and more.

Decyfer Down has come a long way since End of Grey, entertaining sold out crowds at festivals and concerts around the country sharing the stage with artists such as Cold, Puddle of Mudd, Breaking Benjamin, Strata, Theory of a Dead Man, Smile Empty Soul, Crossfade, Seven Mary Three, Red, Pillar, Thousand Foot Krutch, Skillet and more.

Get a sneak peak of Decyfer Down’s new single “Crash” http://www.inorecords.com/inoradioem...Down-Crash.mp3 and for more information on the rock band visit www.myspace.com/decyferdown or www.decyferdown.com.

[bravesfan007]

You may want to check the spelling for the band's name since it's on the front page. I know, I'm being picky, but hey, you never know if the guys may happen to pass by.