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DOL AMMAD: Entire 'Ocean Dynamics' Album To Be Streamed Online

October 24, 2006

DOL AMMAD, the innovative choir-fronted "electronica-art-metal" band from Greece, will have its second album, "Ocean Dynamics", streamed in its entirety via France's HeavyLaw.com web site on November 12.

DOL AMMAD and its label, Electronicartmetal Records, are actively seeking worldwide distribution deals so that fans will also be able to find the DOL AMMAD CDs in retail outlets.

Composer Thanasis Lightbridge of DOL AMMAD previously described "Ocean Dynamics" as "a journey into the unexplored mysteries of the seas," featuring "10 tracks of aquatic magic waiting to be unveiled. Once again our new album is released in a high-quality art-filled package, with a 20-page booklet featuring stunning art from Australian artist Andrew Ostin, who uses the 'flames' technique."

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