ANGEL BLAKE's 'The Descended' To Receive Japanese Release

October 29, 2008

"The Descended", the second album from ANGEL BLAKE — the Swedish band featuring former THE CROWN guitarist Marko Tervonen — will be released in Japan on November 19 via Spiritual Beast.

"The Descended" was released in Europe and North America in May 2008 via Dynamic Arts Records.

A single, entitled "Defenseless", is available for download as an MP3 file at this location. The official video for the track can be viewed below.

"The Descended" was recorded at Tervonen's Studio MT (located three kilometers from Trollhättan, Sweden) and is the group's first CD to feature new singer Tobias Jansson (THE LAW, TREASURE LAND, SUGARGLIDER),who replaced former TRANSPORT LEAGUE/MNEMIC frontman Tony Jelencovich.

Marko previously stated about Tobias' addition to the group: "I was acquainted with the vocals of one Tobias Jansson since months back due to mutual friends. So I got in touch with him, talked with him, popped the question, and a few days later we were demoing some new ANGEL BLAKE songs. I guess the simplest conclusion to that session is that HE KICKED ASS!!!!! He managed to deliver something really extraordinary into the AB sound that wasn't simply there before. He definitely managed to convince me and the rest of the ANGEL BLAKE team. With my humble words: Tobias has a very 'in-your-face' vocal style that shares the honesty of singers like Eddie Vedder, Robert Plant the style that really brings forth the 'honesty' in the voice. And the man's vocal range is something I really embrace, goddamned!!! You're in it for a real treat, ladies and gentlemen, if you pick up the forthcoming album, mark my words."

ANGEL BLAKE's self-titled debut album was released in North America in April 2006 via Metal Blade Records.

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