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Finland's WIDESCREEN MODE To Release 'Until The End' In November

October 28, 2007

Finnish metal/rock band WIDESCREEN MODE will release its debut album, "Until the End", on November 14 via Dark Sentiments and Playground Music Scandinavia. The official release party will be held on November 16 in Helsinki, Finland.

WIDESCREEN MODE's first single "Everlasting Bomb" ruled the official Finnish download chart for several weeks this summer and was #1 on iTunes for an incredible 14 weeks from June 29 until October 12. "We just wanted to make the record that we always dreamed about," says singer Samu Brusila. "Until the End" was mixed by Anssi Kippo, who has engineered gold-certified (in Finland) albums for CHILDREN OF BODOM and Finnish "Idols" winner Hanna Pakarinen. "Anssi didn't try to hide his excitement," Brusila says. "It was very easy to trust in his opinion. Anssi put in a lot of long days and nights to take the album to the next level."

From "Burning", with its sinister bass line, to the turbulent, politically charged "We Don't Need Your War", this is a record that could only be written by one band, with one singular worldview. "We write from the heart, with our eyes open to the world," says Brusila. Adds drummer Janne Aaltonen, "Love and war are the most sacred and serious conflicts in our society. I wish we could sing about love and peace, but I don't see a lot of peace in our world today."

"Until the End" track listing:

01. Without Me
02. Dead Inside
03. Burning
04. Another Day
05. Everlasting Bomb
06. Escape the World
07. Keeping My Freedom
08. And We Both Know
09. Not Alright
10. Killed By Vanity
11. Shes Lying
12. We Don't Need Your War

The next single — the painfully personal "Dead Inside" — will be released soon.

For more information, visit www.widescreenmode.com.

Watch the "Everlasting Bomb" music video below:

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