Italy's AT THE SOUNDAWN Signs With LIFEFORCE RECORDS

January 9, 2008

Lifeforce Records has announced the signing of Italy's AT THE SOUNDAWN. The group has been working on its new album, "Red Square: We Come In Waves", since 2005 and is planning on releasing the effort late spring/early summer.

According to a press release, "AT THE SOUNDAWN plays "a unique and unfettered style of music that can be described as beautiful, crushing and ethereal. 'Red Square: We Come In Waves' harkens the sounds of jazz-influenced RADIOHEAD and ISIS while combined with the hardcore urgency of SHAI HULUD."

"Red Square: We Come In Waves" was recorded at at Studio 73 with producer Riccardo Pasini, who has previously worked with the Italian acts EPHEL DUATH, THE SECRET and SLOWMOTION APOCALYPSE.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/atthesoundawn.

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