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EMBRAZE: New Song Posted Online

July 3, 2006

A brand new EMBRAZE track, entitled "Branded", has been posted online at this location. The song comes off the Finnish band's fourth album, "The Last Embrace", which is scheduled for release on August 16.

According to a posting on EMBRAZE's web site, the new material "sounds heavier, but also more melodic than ever before in EMBRAZE history!"

"The Last Embrace" tentative track listing:

01. Carvings on the Gallowstree
02. Branded
03. Racing Against Time
04. Dead Roses
05. Liquid Fire
06. Memory Trace of our Time
07. The One
08. Sleeping Ground
09. Sun Goes Down
10. No Solace

EMBRAZE features in its ranks FOR MY PAIN… guitarist Lauri Tuohimaa.

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