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AM I BLOOD Sign With A1 METAL LTD

May 12, 2005

Finnish thrash/heavy metal band AM I BLOOD have inked a deal with A1 Metal Ltd. The band recently mastered their long-recorded new album, "The Truth Inside the Dying Sun", for a late summer release. A full-length MP3 of the album's projected title cut can be downloaded at this location.

According to the BNR Metal Pages, AM I BLOOD started life under the curious monicker ST. MUCUS, releasing a debut album ("Natural Mutation") in 1995 under that name before switching to AM I BLOOD a year or two later. During those early days former AMORPHIS vocalist Pasi Koskinen was the vocalist, leaving one month before the recording of "Mutation".

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