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HEED: Entire Debut Album Available For Listening

October 12, 2005

HEED, the new Swedish band featuring former LOST HORIZON members Daniel Heiman (vocals) and Fredrik Olsson (guitar),have uploaded at their official web site a jukebox featuring all 11 songs that will appear on the group's debut album, entitled "The Call". Check it out at this location.

As previously reported, HEED are continuing to negotiate with various record labels regarding the worldwide release of "The Call". The CD, which will be issued in Japan on October 21, features a special guest appearance on backing vocals by former YNGWIE MALMSTEEN frontman Göran Edman. Recent photos of the group, whose current lineup is completed by drummer Mats Karlsson (stand-in drummer for LOST HORIZON's Spanish tour) and bassist Jörgen Olsson (ex-SEVENTH ONE),can be viewed by clicking here.

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