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MARBLE ARCH Begin Recording New Album

June 25, 2004

Swedish atmospheric metal/gothic rock act MARBLE ARCH (formerly EVERCRY) have begun recording their as-yet-untitled sophomore album, tentatively due in late 2004 through Century Media Records. "It's turning out really good, and the songs are without doubt going to be the best in MARBLE ARCH history!" the band write on their web site. Songtitles set to appear on the follow-up to 2002's "Another Sunday Bright" include "Blackout", "Damage", "Back To Sleep", "Like Fire", "Here In My Head" and "Intermission".

The band had previously stated about the new songs: "The sound and atmosphere is very raw and naked. It'll maybe surprise some, but sure not in a negative way!"

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