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JESTER'S FUNERAL Begin Work On New Material

March 18, 2004

German metallers JESTER'S FUNERAL are currently in pre-production for their fourth album, tentatively due in early 2005 through TTS Media Music. "All lyrics of the songs are written by Jan D. Kucharzewski (known from 'City of Glass' from our last album) and John Shirley, based on Shirley's short stories," the band write on their web site. "John Shirley (American author and screenwriter, e.g. responsible for 'The Crow') has worked with artists like ALICE COOPER and BLUE ÖYSTER CULT so far. The production starts in August." A demo version of a brand-new song, entitled "Wait For Silence", can be downloaded in MP3 format at this location (6.5 MB). JESTER'S FUNERAL's last album, "Shifting: Skywards", was released March 2003 through TTS Media Music.

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