KOPEK Signs Licensing Deal With ANOTHER CENTURY

February 21, 2012

Another Century, the new imprint label of Century Media Records, has announce a licensing deal to release KOPEK's debut album, "White Collar Lies", in Europe.

KOPEK is a rock and roll powerhouse trio hailing from Dublin, Ireland which has tasted success on North American shores and is gearing up for an in-your-face album release. Armed with a package of no-nonsense songs that fly in the face of flavour-of-the-month popularity, and an attitude to match, chances are good they'll be making waves sooner rather than later.

Brad Kinsella of KOPEK commented on the union: 'We are truly delighted we have finally found KOPEK a new home at Century Media Records Europe. Our debut album, 'White Collar Lies', has been a long time coming and has finally made its way home to Europe. We are really blessed to be working with a team that has as much love and belief in this band and debut album as we do. To find such passion in the music industry in this day and age is such a rare thing. We expect great things for 2012 and we are excited to see what this year has in store for us. We can't wait to head back out on tour and bring this new rock and roll sound and message to the people of Europe.”

"White Collar Lies" track listing:

01. Love Is Dead
02. The Easy Way (D.B. Cooper)
03. Cocaine Chest Pains
04. Fever
05. White Collar Lies
06. Running Scared
07. Love Sick Blues
08. Sub Human
09. Bring It On Home
10. Floridian
11. Bigger Than Us All
12. Sin City

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