Czech Republic's SEVEN Signs With NUCLEAR BLAST RECORDS

June 27, 2011

Czech heavy metal act SEVEN has inked a deal with Nuclear Blast Records. The band's new album, "Freedom Call", will be released on September 2.

"We are very delighted to announce that the new record is being released under the Nuclear Blast label, which is one of the biggest and most professional labels on the whole world," says SEVEN guitar player and founding member Honza Kirk Behunek. "We are very proud of it and looking forward to the new fans."

In the Czech Republic, SEVEN is already an established name. The band has thus far released several instrumental records, some of which have featured guest appearances by such vocalists as Doro Pesch and Blaze Bayley.

SEVEN recently supported RAGE on the German band's European tour. In addition, RAGE guitarist Victor Smolski produced "Freedom Call", performed as a guest musician and wrote some of the lyrics on the CD.

"Victor isn't only a great musician, but also an amazing and modest person," says Honza. "I would even consider him as a part of SEVEN, even though he doesn't play with us."

"Freedom Call" is the first SEVEN album to feature vocalist Lukas Pisarik. Honza says, "Lukas is a young and talented singer. He's also a great person and everything is only ahead of him. He came to our audition and I knew from the very first moment that he is the one we're looking for."

"Freedom Call" track listing:

01. Freedom Call
02. Brain Eater
03. Get It
04. The Road
05. So Scarred
06. Suicide Fall
07. Abandoned
08. Wild In The Night
09. The Joker
10. You Steal My Breath
11. To Hell
12. War Within
13. Autumn In The Rose Garden (bonus)
14. No Surrender (bonus)

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