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FREQUENCY To Release 'Compassion Denied' In March

January 16, 2008

Swedish melodic metallers FREQUENCY will release their new album, "Compassion Denied", in March via Italy's Scarlet Records. The CD was recorded at Studio Mega (THE CROWN, LAKE OF TEARS, BESEECH) in Sweden and marks the group's first release with new singer Rick Altzi (AT VANCE, TREASURE LAND),The album will also feature a very special guest appearance by singer Daniel Heiman (LAST HORIZON) on the song "Life After Hell". The Japanese version of the album, which will be issued through Soundholic Records, will also contain a cover version of ROXETTE's "Listen To Your Heart" as a bonus track. According to a press release, the new LP is "a real must for fans of classic heavy metal with progressive influences, in the vein of MASTERPLAN, EDGUY and NOCTURNAL RITES."

For more information, visit www.frequency.se.

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