FAREWELL TO FREEWAY Signs With VICTORY RECORDS

July 30, 2007

Guelph, Ontario, Canada's metalcore crew FAREWELL TO FREEWAY has inked a deal with Victory Records. The band has forged a loyal and diverse following having completed several full-fledged Canadian tours while playing numerous Southern Ontario shows in between.

FAREWELL TO FREEWAY is often described as post-hardcore and even nu-metal, both labels the group is hesitant to attach to themselves in a market desperate for diversity.

"A lot of our songs are really different," drummer Richie Gregor told Music-Critic.ca. "So when people ask us what kind of band we are we just say we are a rock band or a heavy rock band with hardcore influences, metal influences, pop influences it is just all over the place. The genres are mashed these days. We try and broaden the spectrum."

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

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