EDGUY: 'Hellfire Club' Cover Revealed

January 19, 2004

The cover artwork for EDGUY's upcoming album, "Hellfire Club", has been posted online at this location.

As previously reported, "Hellfire Club", is due on March 15 through Nuclear Blast Records. The follow-up to 2001's "Mandrake" was produced by EDGUY and Norman Meiritz, with additional assistance from Sascha Paeth (RHAPSODY, ANGRA),who was responsible for the drum sound on the album. The final mix took place at the famous Finnvox Studios (NIGHTWISH, STRATOVARIUS) in Helsinki, Finland.

Prior to the release of "Hellfire Club", EDGUY will release an EP, titled "King Of Fools". The five-song effort, which will contain only one track from the forthcoming full-length CD plus a 15-minute "making of" video clip (for Macintosh & PC),is due on February 2.

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