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Paradise Lost - To Hit The Studio Later This Year

Paradise Lost drummer Waltteri Väyrynen has posted a message on his Facebook page regarding the band's next record. He said: "I'm currently in the process of composing and arranging the drum tracks for the upcoming Paradise Lost album with my Roland TD-25K electronic kit."

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Source: facebook.com
Band profile: Paradise Lost
Posted: 08.02.2017 by un/heart/ed | Comments (8)


Paradise Lost - To Work On New Album

Paradise Lost has announced that the band will be working on their new album this autumn, which will likely be released in 2017. This will be the first album they release under Nuclear Blast Records, after signing a deal with them this year.

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Source: facebook.com
Band profile: Paradise Lost
Posted: 09.09.2016 by un/heart/ed | Comments (4)


Paradise Lost - Release Lyric Video For New Song

Gothic metallers Paradise Lost are returning with opus number fourteen, The Plague Within, on June 2nd in North America (one day earlier internationally) via Century Media. In anticipation of this release, the band has now premiered the new lyric video for the track "No Hope In Sight" which is the first new song you get to hear and also the album opener. Is it a worthy successor of Tragic Idol? You can be the judge of that.

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Source: centurymedia.com
Band profile: Paradise Lost
Posted: 20.04.2015 by Faithless Martyr | Comments (8)


Daylight Dies - Reveal More Details About New Album

Candlelight Records has confirmed October 9th as the North American release date for Daylight Dies' new album, A Frail Becoming, four years after the release of Lost To The Living. Mixed by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios (Opeth, Katatonia, Devin Townsend), the album features photography from award-winning Jonathan Mehring and packaging design by Agni Kaster. The cover artwork, final tracklist and album teaser can be found below.

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Source: facebook.com
Band profile: Daylight Dies
Posted: 25.07.2012 by Faithless Martyr | Comments (6)


Paradise Lost - Third New Song And Video Online

Original news, posted on 28.08.2009

British gothic metal act Paradise Lost will release their highly anticipated new album "Faith Divides Us - Death Unites Us" on Century Media Records on September 28, 2009 in Europe and October 6, 2009 in the US.

Now, "The Rise Of Denial", a brand new track from this landmark gothic metal opus has been posted at the band's redesigned MySpace site.

Guitarist Greg Mackintosh comments: "A classic PL song. This was the first song written for this album and the reason I decided to switch to 7 string guitars. It's almost like melodic, well structured grindcore. Dropping to 'A' really took this song in a different direction. It gives the song a kind of crushing, seething anger."

Vocalist Nick Holmes adds: "This song has a more 'old School' PL feel, particularly in the arrangement, and is definitely one of the most aggressive and instant tracks on the album. I find that aggressive vocals only work if the music is equally as aggressive and this is a good example. It was nice to write a song that ventures off musically for a few minutes before tying in at the end. A style we haven't done for quite some time. Lyrically this song deals with pushing problems away, burying one's head in the sand, something we all do at times I guess, but when people do it perpetually, it's a problem."

Also the title track of the album and another song called "As Horizons End" are available for streaming on the band's MySpace.

UPDATE (thanks to 13767)

"Faith Divides Us - Death Unites Us", the new video from UK metallers Paradise Lost, has been made available online. The brand new video clip was created by Nathan T Heys / Link Productions.

"Faith Divides Us - Death Unites Us" is the title track of the band's forthcoming album, which will be released on September 28 in Europe (October 6 in North America) via Century Media Records.


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Source: paradiselost.co.uk
Band profile: Paradise Lost
Posted: 07.09.2009 by Gothickque | Comments (6)