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EDEN: 'Oblivion' Artwork Revealed

March 25, 2008

The cover artwork for "Oblivion", the new album from EDEN the British outfit which features Nick Workman (KICK) and Vince O'Regan (BOB CATLEY) can be viewed at this location.

Due on April 28 via Z Records, "Oblivion" features influences from WHITESNAKE, LED ZEPPELIN and QUEENSRCHE, to name but a few, according to a press release.

EDEN has announced several dates in the UK in support of "Oblivion". The band has landed the support slot on most of the HOUSE OF LORDS May UK tour and has also been added to the Z Rock 08 line up on May 17.

Upcoming EDEN shows:

May 13 - London, Camden Underworld (with HOUSE OF LORDS)
May 14 - Crewe, Limelight (with HOUSE OF LORDS)
May 17 - Birmingham, Asylum, Z Rock 08 Festival

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