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EMPIRES OF EDEN Inks Japanese Deal

July 9, 2009

EMPIRES OF EDEN, the brainchild of PAINDIVISION/ex-DUNGEON guitarist Stu Marshall, has inked a deal with Japanese metal label Rubicon. The Australian band's debut album, "Songs Of War And Vengeance", will be released n July 29. The Japanese version of the CD will include the special bonus track "Wings Of A Dream" and a special track listing.

Created as a side project by Stu Marshall, EMPIRES OF EDEN features "a host of guest performers that culminates into a powerful and epic metal experience, laden with hooks and face melting shredding guitars," according to a press release.

EMPIRES OF EDEN is currently negotiating deals for the U.S. and U.K.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/empiresofeden.

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