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INBORN SUFFERING Sign With SOUND RIOT RECORDS

April 10, 2006

French melodic/dark doom metal band INBORN SUFFERING have inked a deal with Portugal's Sound Riot Records. According to a press release, the band's music is "full of beauty, sadness and sorrow, where such tunes can to be compared to classic albums like ANATHEMA's 'The Silent Enigma' and MY DYING BRIDE's 'Turn Loose the Swans'."

INBORN SUFFERING are currently putting the finishing touches on the booklet design for their debut album, entitled "Wordless Hope", for a July/August release. The CD will feature eight songs (or one hour's worth) of "pure melancholy." Sound samples are availabe for download from www.inborn-suffering.tk.

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