CENTURY Signs With PROSTHETIC RECORDS

February 22, 2008

Prosthetic Records has announced the signing of Pennsylvania-based CENTURY.

Boasting a forward-thinking approach to heavy music, the band has already garnered critical praise from 2006's "Faith and Failure" and plans to release its latest effort, the concept-based "Black Ocean" April 29 worldwide, and a day prior in Europe.

Currently being mastered by Kim Rosen at West West Side Music in New York, a completed version of the title track from "Black Ocean" and the album's cover art are available on CENTURY's MySpace page.

In conjunction with the release of "Black Ocean", CENTURY is launching a special album web site. The interactive full-flash site will feature exclusive content, including hidden features and a bonus track only accessible by solving a code found in the album's artwork. The web site will be officially launched April 28 along with the album's release.

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