DIONYSUS' 'Fairytales And Reality' To Receive U.S. Release Tomorrow

November 6, 2006

Spain's Locomotive Music will release DIONYSUS' "Fairytales and Reality" on Tuesday, November 7, 2006.

Taking its name from the Greek God of Wine, DIONYSUS embraces the wine-women-and-song lifestyle and expresses it using the vehicle of melodic progressive metal.

In 1999, a true meeting of the metal minds took place to form DIONYSUS, with the collaboration of singer Olaf Hayer (vocalist of Luca Turilli's solo albums),former SINERGY drummer Ronny Milianowicz, keyboard player Kaspar Dahlqvist (YNGWIE MALMSTEEN),and NATION guitarist and bassist Johnny Öhlin and Nobby Noberg.

Having two previous studio releases under its belt, DIOYNSUS is ready to make quite an impression with their most mature effort to date. Ronny elaborates, "This album is so good that you would throw away all other CDs you got only to have this one. It will make you drink beer like crazy. It will make your neighbors your worst enemies. It will make you a true metal warrior." Touring credits so far include SAXON, DORO, CIRCLE II CIRCLE, as well as highly touted European music festivals.

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