AREA 54 Hires Renowned Artist JOACHIM LUETKE

November 24, 2006

British melodic metal act AREA 54 has hired Joachim Luetke (ARCH ENEMY, DIMMU BORGIR) to do the artwork for the band's next, as-yet-untitled album, due out early next year. The group is currently mastering the album, but has yet to find a suitable replacement drummer. Interested parties can contact frontman Lakis Kyriacou at: [email protected].

AREA 54's sophomore full-length effort, "Beckoning of the End", was released in April 2003 through Casket Records. The album, which was produced by Dave Chang, featured a guest appearance from ex-AT THE GATES/THE CROWN vocalist Tomas Lindberg. The band was previously signed to Dreamcatcher Records.

For more information on AREA 54, visit www.myspace.com/area54.

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