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GREY SKIES FALLEN: All Three Albums Available For Free Download

January 25, 2007

New York metal band GREY SKIES FALLEN has posted all three of its full-length albums on the band's web site. These albums are in MP3 format, and can be downloaded at anytime, by anyone. The kicker? They're free of charge.

The band hopes to generate interest in these three albums, which for a variety of reasons never saw wide releases:

1999 - "The Fate of Angels"
2002 - "Tomorrow's in Doubt"
2006 - "Two Way Mirror"

Also, still available for download on the GREY SKIES FALLEN Myspace page is the new track "The Visionary". That song was recorded as a preview of the next album's sound.

In other news, GREY SKIES FALLEN will perform live on February 16 at Club Midway in New York City. Other bands scheduled to appear include HUNG, WITHERSOUL, DESOLATE, MALSTROM, SCOURGE, and DEMIIZED.

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