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LAKE OF TEARS Sign With DOCKYARD 1

September 28, 2005

Sweden's LAKE OF TEARS have inked a deal with Dockyard 1, the new company formed by Dirk Putzke, Christine Stephan (both ex-Sanctuary/Noise Records) and Piet Sielck (IRON SAVIOR). The group's seventh full-length album is expected next spring/summer.

LAKE OF TEARS' most recent album, "Black Brick Road", was released in August 2004 through Noise Records. The follow-up to 2002's "The Neonai" featured cover artwork by Kristian Wåhlin, who has painted all of the previous LAKE OF TEARS covers except "Forever Autumn" (1999).

LAKE OF TEARS are scheduled to perform at the 34,000 Tons of Metal cruise on September 30. They will also play at Trägårn in Borås, Sweden on December 2.

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