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AFTER FOREVER: 'Best Of' Collection To Include Four 'New' Tracks

March 22, 2006

AFTER FOREVER's former record label, Transmission Records, has announced plans to release a compilation album containing the best songs from the band's first ten years of existence and four "entirely new tracks." The company's official press release regarding the matter reads as follows:

"After working together for six years the Dutch metal band AFTER FOREVER and the record company Transmission Records will end their cooperation. Although this was officially planned in September Transmission Records has decided to accelerate the end of the cooperation to as early as 6th June.

"Transmission Records will be the first to introduce a new innovating business model. With this business model Transmission Records will aim to make the band part-owner of the company and create a fair-deal situation. While Transmission Records is bringing their company to a new level, AFTER FOREVER prefers to keep working with the normal business models.

"In respect to AFTER FOREVER's opinion, Transmission Records has accelerated the end of the cooperation to give AFTER FOREVER more time and space to search for a new record label. Also Transmission Records would like to emphasize that the cooperation was more than pleasant and that it wishes AFTER FOREVER the best of luck with finding a new record label.

"During the six years of cooperation, Transmission Records has released four albums and one mini-album by AFTER FOREVER. Amongst these albums are the debut album 'Prison of Desire' and last year released 'Remagine'. Next to these albums AFTER FOREVER has done several tours around the world and even performed at [the] Pinkpop [festival].

"Today AFTER FOREVER has existed for ten years already. In relation to this ten year anniversary, Transmission Records will release a compilation album with the best songs of ten years AFTER FOREVER and four entirely new tracks."

AFTER FOREVER's response to this press release was previously published at this location.

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