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. Though the band currently averages only 20 years old, this is a  world wise band who have accomplished more than bands twice their age. The band's initial release was the "Forever Scorned" EP, that allowed the band to live in a dying conversion  van and tour the US with artists such as Between The Buried And Me and Alexisonfire. Their stage presence served to create an energetic live show that soon cemented their image. Having finally achieved their dream cast of players, IT DIES TODAY began to refine and structure their sound into the brutal lullaby it has become.  

Fall 2004 brought about the release of the band's debut full-length "The Caitiff Choir" on  Trustkill Records. The titled and lyrical influences gleaned from the work of Dante's Divine  Comedy, the album is a tour of the degradation and moral disintegration within the human  mind. The album has struck a chord throughout the media and consumer alike, having sold  over 25,000 copies within four months in the US and allowing the band to sell out two US  headlining tours with support from Twelve Tribes, Trivium and others. The group has also been on a whirlwind of tours including supporting Bleeding Through,  Walls  Of  Jericho,  Most  Precious  Blood  and  more. The  group  also  supported  metal  mammoths  such  as  God  Forbid  and  Machine  Head. Leading into  IT  DIES  TODAY  dominating Ozzfest's Second Stage in summer 2005. In September 2005 IT DIES TODAY had their UK debut with Trivium and All That Remains. "The Caitiff Choir" will be released in Europe with all 6 tracks from the EP and 2 videos.