Decyfer Down's New Album, 'Scarecrow,' to Be Released Aug. 27
Christian hard rock group Decyfer Down is releasing their first album in five years with the Aug. 27 release of Scarecrow.
The first single off of the new record is "Fight to Win" and is available on iTunes and Amazon. As of Tuesday follow-up "So In Love" is to be released digitally on July 9.
Since their 2008 album CRASH, they have a new singer, T.J. Harris, and now he will get to show off his writing chops in a full studio project with the band.
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"The way we write songs is based on the things that have inspired our lives the most," said Josh through The M Collective.
Paul Ebersold produced the album and has previously worked with Seventh Day Slumber, 3 Doors Down, and Third Day.
"Scarecrow is accessible without being predictable and edgy without being off-putting -- a rare album that feels familiar immediately while continuing to surprise with each new listen," said Jesus Freak Hideout.
Decyfer Down was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2009 for Best Rock or Rap Gospel album of the year with Crash. The award ultimately went to Third Day.
Crash debuted at No. 66 on the Billboard 200 and remained on the chart for three weeks. The second single off of the album, "Fading," reached no. 1 on the Christian Rock Charts.
The song "Crash" was used by wrestlers Jeff and Matt Hardy to promote a match against each other at Wrestlemania XXV.
"Fight Like This" was used in a promo for a UFC match.
The band has three full length albums with their first being in 2006, and three EPs.
"Scarecrow" track listing:
1. Memory
2. Westboro
3. Worst Enemy
4. Say Hello
5. Bleeding Lines
6. Fight To Win
7. Scarecrow
8. The River
9. Some Things Never Change
10. So In Love
