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COLD COLOURS: New Song Posted Online

February 16, 2009

Minneapolis "dark metal" act COLD COLOURS have posted a brand new track entitled "Redemption" on the band's MySpace page. The song is a preview of the group's upcoming five-track CD, to be released at the end of the spring.

COLD COLOURS previously released two CDs through the now-defunct Root Of All Evil Records — 1999's "Somnium XIII" and 2005's "The Burden Of Hope" — and is now in search of a new label home.

COLD COLOURS was formed in 1995 under the name WOLFTHORN. After releasing a few demos, WOLFTHORN changed its name to COLD COLOURS in 1999 while recording its debut full-length CD, "Somnium XIII". COLD COLOURS didn't become an actual working live band until 2001. A second CD, entitled "The Burden Of Hope", was released in 2005.

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