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ALLHELLUJA: New Song Available For Download

July 10, 2006

ALLHELLUJA, the Danish/Italian project featuring HATESPHERE frontman Jacob Bredahl and Stefano Longhi from Scarlet Records, has posted a new song, entitled "I'm Not the One", at this location. The track comes off the group's sophomore album, "Pain is the Game", due September 11 in Italy and September 25 in the rest of Europe via Scarlet. "The amazing artwork was done by Chad Michael Ward (whose collaborations include renowed artists such as MARILYN MANSON, BILLY IDOL and SLASH, among others)," the band writes on its web site. "Singer Jacob Bredahl produced the album once again and Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, SICK OF IT ALL, HEAVEN SHALL BURN, MNEMIC) took care of the mastering duties."

"Pain is the Game", track listing:

01. Are You Ready? (Ready For Your Massacre)
02. Superhero Motherfucker Superman
03. Hey J
04. I'm Not The One
05. Demons Town
06. Soul Man
07. Big Money, Sweet Money
08. The Devil, Me, Myself And I
09. Hell On Earth
10. The King Of Pain
11. Amen

ALLHELLUJA's debut album, "Inferno Museum", was released in the U.S. in January. Distributed by Caroline, and promoted and marketed by Season Of Mist USA, the CD was originally issued in Europe in May 2005 via Scarlet.

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