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END OF LEVEL BOSS: New Album Samples Available

March 16, 2007

London-based anguish rock outfit END OF LEVEL BOSS has posted two preview clips from its forthcoming second album, "Inside the Difference Engine", on its MySpace page. As well as the new audio tracks, a video filmed during the recording process is available, which includes a complete new track from the album.

"Inside the Difference Engine" will be released worldwide through Exile on Mainstream Records on May 21. The follow-up to 2005's "Prologue" was recorded at Earth Terminal Studios in Hampshire, England. A full European tour is scheduled to begin on May 12. Check the END OF LEVEL BOSSweb site for more information.

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