BRAINSTORM Complete Work On 'Liquid Monster'

January 25, 2005

German power metallers BRAINSTORM have finished mixing their long-awaited new full-length album, "Liquid Monster", at House Of Music Studios in Germany with producer Achim Köhler. An April 4 release via Metal Blade Records is expected.

"Some people were surprised about my enthusiastic comments on the new tracks, as I am usually the most critical part of the band right after the recording sessions," stated BRAINSTORM singer Andy B. Franck, "And I'm even more than enthusiastic now that I have heard the final versions. The more I listen to the songs, the more I realize what real 'monster' we have created here! It's definitely time for everybody to get their own picture of it!"

"Talking about pictures brings me to our bonus DVD, which will be included in the limited edition of 'Liquid Monster'," added guitarist Todde. "It will contain lots of video footage from our last tour, the festivals, off-stage-footage, and some studio sequences for your viewing pleasure, as well as some bonus audio stuff. It will be entitled 'Streets, Stages & Studios' and the title says it all, period!"

"Liquid Monster" final track listing:

01. Worlds Are Comin' Through
02. Inside the Monster
03. All Those Words
04. Lifeline
05. Invisible Enemy
06. Heavenly
07. Painside
08. Despair to Drown
09. Mask of Life
10. Even Higher
11. Burns My Soul

The single "All Those Words", to be released March 7, will feature the following tracks:

01. All Those Words (album version)
02. Before the Dawn (exclusive non-album track)
03. Shades and Shadows (exclusive non-album track)
04. (E.o.C.) Cross God's Face (previously unreleased)
05. All Those Words (Single Edit) (non-album version)
Bonus: "Doorway To Survive" (video clip)

BRAINSTORM have been confirmed as the support act for SAXON on a short U.K. tour beginning on March 20 in Bradford. A headlining trek with AT VANCE and MERCENARY will kick off April 19 in Copenhagen.

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