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ENDLESS Sign Japanese Deal With MARQUEE/AVALON

April 19, 2006

ENDLESS, the Brazilian power metal band featuring singer Vitor Veiga (ex-AQUARIA),have inked a Japanese deal with Marquee/Avalon Records (MEGADETH, EDGUY, etc). The group's new album, "A Dream at the Sun", is scheduled for relase on June 21.

"We're very excited and optimistic with the result," Vitor said in a press release. "This is something we've been working on for a long time, it's like my child. Also, it's great that we signed with Marquee for Asia, because they also work with my former band, AQUARIA, and they did a great job!"

Four songs from "A Dream at the Sun" can be heard at this location. More information, such as the album track listing and cover, will be posted shortly.

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