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AMORAL: 'Reptile Ride' E-Card Available

August 6, 2007

An e-card for AMORAL's upcoming third album, "Reptile Ride", featuring clips of all the songs on the CD, can be accessed at this location.

"Reptile Ride" (view cover artwork by Aki Siltala at this location) is scheduled for release on August 15 via Spikefarm Records. The CD was produced, recorded and mixed by Janne Saksa at Sound Supreme Studios in Hämeenlinna, Finland.

AMORAL recently posted the video for the song "Leave Your Dead Behind" at YouTube.

Spikefarm Records released the Internet-only "Leave Your Dead Behind" single on June 6. The bonus track for this release was a cover of Swedish pop star PANDORA's song "The Naked Sun". AMORAL's back catalogue has also gone digital: "Wound Creations" (2004) and "Decrowning" (2005) were released to digital music distributors on May 23.

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