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CRIMSON GLORY Singer MIDNIGHT: New Painting Available

October 1, 2006

CRIMSON GLORY singer Midnight has posted a photograph of his latest painting, entitled "Mermaid Song", at his official MySpace page. Available at the same location are audio samples of three acoustic songs from Midnight's "M2 - Descending Into Madness" solo effort, which was issued in May as a limited-edition release (limited to only 112 copies) via his official web site.

CRIMSON GLORY members Jon Drenning (guitar),Jeff Lords (bass),Ben Jackson (guitar) and Midnight (vocals) have announced plans to release a wealth of material through an as-yet-undetermined label (the band's previous record company, Greece's Black Lotus Records, recently closed its doors),including remastered, expanded editions of the band's first two albums, a new version of "Astronomica" CD (which was originally recorded with current LEATHERWOLF frontman Wade Black at the microphone) featuring Midnight on vocals, and a brand new studio album, tentatively due in 2007.

Watch CRIMSON GLORY's classic video for the song "Lonely" at YouTube.com.

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