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LAND OF TALES To Release Debut In July

May 14, 2008

Frontiers Records will release the self-titled debut album from Finnish melodic rock quartet LAND OF TALES on July 4.

According to a press release, "LAND OF TALES is a brand new band masterminded by two guys, Kristian (vocals and guitar) and Palle (keyboards),who started doing music together since the tender age of six and seven. They have been playing together for fifteen years in a band called NAISKALA. However all the time, there was a constant urge to make more adult-oriented rock music, sung in English.

"Kristian finally started writing songs in this new direction during November 2006. Meanwhile Petri Lahtinen and Mika Mkiranta wrote the lyrics for the tales. They uploaded the songs on their MySpace page, getting a fabulous response from all over the world. International Fan Clubs have been already founded in Germany and overseas. LAND OF TALES therefore started shopping their music around, until they caught the interest of Frontiers Records who signed them in the fall of 2007.

"The LAND OF TALES sound is an equal union of keyboards and guitar, crafted with catchy melodies and BIG choruses! The result is a somewhat original and peculiar approach to songwriting and music that makes them stand apart from many other bands of the melodic rock genre."

Commented Kristian: "The new album sounds exactly how we wanted it to sound. I think that the production sounds like classic stadium rock but still fresh. It is great that people can finally hear LAND OF TALES' melodic songs."

"Land of Tales" track listing:

01. Silence
02. Slow Waters
03. Keep Out
04. Outlander
05. All The Same
06. Wasted Chance
07. Nobody Dares
08. Choose
09. So Long
10. Fading Away
11. Right As Rain

Check out audio samples at this location.

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