As I Lay Dying Isn’t Dying…It Looks Like They’ve Got a New Singer

by Ryan Minic | Apr 7, 2014

It’s been one ridiculous year for As I Lay Dying. The band has been silent since Tim Lambesis was arrested last May for attempting to hire a hitman to kill his estranged wife — charges he eventually plead guilty to. But despite Lambesis facing up to nine years in prison, it looks like AILD will be moving forward, this time with a new vocalist.

Over the weekend the members of As I Lay Dying took to their Instagram accounts to post snippets of what appears to be new AILD material. So far there’s been no official word from the band, but we do expect that shortly. For now, here are the teasers.

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