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Former CRIMSON GLORY Singer To Release Solo Album In April

February 17, 2005

Black Lotus Records has set an April 25 release date for the new solo album from former CRIMSON GLORY frontman Midnight. Entitled "Sakada", the CD is described in a press release as "a mesmerizing trip though the senses, an immaculately-produced affair which effortlessly mingles heavily psychedelic-tinged songs with several heavier numbers more reminiscent of the man's past, in addition to an impossibly-beautiful ballad that will surely conjure up some memories of a time long since passed..."

"Sakada" track listing:

01. Incubus
02. Berber Trails
03. Cat Song
04. Little Mary Sunshine
05. Miss Katie
06. War
07. Lost Boy
08. Pain
09. Sakada

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