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LAKE Of TEARS Signs With AFM RECORDS

April 14, 2009

Swedish metallers LAKE Of TEARS have inked a deal with AFM Records. A new studio CD from the band is expected before the end of the year.

LAKE OF TEARS' latest album, "Moons and Mushrooms", was released in April 2007 via Dockyard 1. The follow-up to 2004's "Black Brick Road" was mixed by Christian Silver. The CD was issued in two editions — a normal version with eight tracks and a limited-edition digipack containing a cover of STATUS QUO's "Is There a Better Way" "played with the energy of a punk rock song!"

Fan-filmed video footage of LAKE OF TEARS's June 2008 performance at the Samfest Rock festival in Satu-Mare, Romania can be viewed below.

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