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HELENA MICHAELSEN's ANGEL To Release 'A Woman's Diary' This Summer

May 5, 2005

ANGEL, the new band led by IMPERIA/ex-TRAIL OF TEARS singer Helena Michaelsen, has set "A Woman's Diary - Chapter I" as the title of its debut album, tentatively due early summer via Black Lotus Records.

ANGEL recently released its first single, "Don't Wanna Run". The single, which is said to contain "even more emotional songs that are built upon a web of inspiring, artistic and highly valued elements," features the following track listing:

01. Don't Wanna Run (single edit)
02. Mother (acoustic version)
03. Heaven
04. Darkness

The single is available only through the online CD store of Black Lotus and through www.helena-michaelsen.com at the price of 7.00 euros (including postage).

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