DREAMTALE: New Audio Sample Posted Online

March 12, 2006

Finnish metallers DREAMTALE have uploaded a sample of a pre-production version of a new song, entitled "Yesterday's News", at this location. The track is expected to appear on the band's follow-up to their third album, "Difference", which was released in April 2005 via Spinefarm Records.

DREAMTALE recently announced the addition of singer Nils "Nisse" Nordling to the group's ranks. Nordling joined the group as the replacement for Jarkko Ahola, who left DREAMTALE in April 2005 to concentrate on his other band, TERÄSBETONI.

The follow-up to 2003's "Ocean's Heart", "Difference" was recorded at Timo Tolkki's (STRATOVARIUS) Goldenworks studio with Tolkki producing and was mixed at Finnvox studios by Mikko Karmila.

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