DARK TRANQUILLITY Guitarist Launches LAETHORA

September 2, 2005

DARK TRANQUILLITY guitarist Niklas Sundin has teamed up with Jonatan Nordenstam (vocals, bass),Joakim Rosén (guitar, THE PROVENANCE) and Joel Lindell (drums, THE PROVENANCE) in a brand-new project called LAETHORA. The band's debut album, "March of the Parasite", has already been recorded, with the mixing sessions scheduled for the fall. A five-track rough-mix promotional CD is currently being circulated among "quality" record labels, and a preview MP3 clip featuring the material can be downloaded at this location. "Please note that while this teaser gives a good indication of the musical direction, it's not mixed and mastered, so the final product will be more solid in the sound department," reads a posting on the group's web site.

For more information, visit www.laethora.com.

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