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AMULANCE Working On New Album

May 7, 2007

Classic melodic speed metal band AMULANCE is in the process of writing a brand new album for a tentative January 2008 release. A European tour will follow.

Commented bass player Thom Braddish: "We recently had gotten together to work on 'The Rage Within and The Aftermath' [collection of rare and previously unreleased AMULANCE recordings] and it was the chemistry was great, we decided to take another crack at it with a brand new album."

On April 21, San Jose, California's Stormspell Records released AMULANCE's "The Rage Within and the Aftermath" CD. The disc contains the band's original 1987 "The Rage Within" six-song demo as well as never-before-heard demo recordings taken from the "The Aftermath Sessions", recorded in 1988-1989 shortly after the recording of the group's highly acclaimed "Feel The Pain" LP. All songs have been remixed and remastered from the original tapes. To make it even more appealing to the listeners, the label has upgraded the release to an enhanced multimedia CD including two exclusive live video performances recorded in 1988 and 1989.

True to the label's policy of matching great music with elaborate packaging, "The Rage Within and the Aftermath" is graced with custom artwork drawn by renowned artist Dimitar Nikolov (DRIFTER, CYPHER SEER, ILIUM, STEEL ASSASSIN). A 24-page booklet crammed with band history, photos, lyrics, liner notes from the band members for every one of the 12 songs, and a glossy hand-numbered luxury slipcase complete the overall packaging, making this release STORMSPELL's most elaborate and beautiful release to date by far. As a special bonus, first 150 CDs has been converted to special "die-hard" edition autographed by each band member and with a collectible AMULANCE embroidered patch included as free bonus.

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