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CROWNING GLORY To Release 'Dead Man's Paradise' Video

February 2, 2008

Young British metallers CROWNING GLORY will release a new single, "Dead Man's Paradise", shortly via Rise Above Records. The band recently filmed a video for the track (see below),which will appear on a limited-edition split 7" with THE GATES OF SLUMBER.

In support of the release, CROWNING GLORY will headline "Metal Meltdown" at The 100 Club in London on February 20. Support at the show will come from the BLOOD ISLAND RAIDERS and WITCHSORROW, with a special guest DJ slot from ORANGE GOBLIN frontman Ben Ward.

CROWNING GLORY is:

Robert Alexander (Vocals)
Tom Draper (Guitars)
Nick Smith (Bass)
Grant Eskriett (Drums)

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/crowningglory.

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