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FEARSCAPE Complete Work On Debut Album

July 9, 2004

Australian Christian metallers FEARSCAPE have finished recording nine tracks at Hammer of God studio for their first full-length album, "Sleeping In Light", due later in the year through Rowe Productions. The band spent five "grueling" days working eight in the morning until well past midnight every night, according to a posting on the group's web site.

"Sleeping In Light" track listing:

01. Deathwalker
02. Blasphemy of Life
03. Warprayer
04. Die to Me
05. Fall of Icarus (instrumental)
06. No Contest
07. Sleeping in Light
08. Die is Cast
09. Last of the Celts (instrumental)

For more information, visit www.fearscape.com.

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