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MERCENARY: First Two Albums To Be Re-Released

February 28, 2006

Danish metallers MERCENARY will have their first two albums re-released through Karmageddon Media. "First Breath" (1998) and "Everblack" (2002) were both remastered to keep up with today's sound standard and the reissue of "Everblack" also includes the bonus track "Nothing's What It Seems" (which was previously available on the digipack version only).

MERCENARY's as-yet-untitled fifth full-length album will be recorded in March and May at Hansen studios in Ribe, Denmark with producer Jacob Hansen (HATESPHERE, INVOCATOR, RAUNCHY). A late summer release via Century Media Records is expected.

MERCENARY's fourth full-length album, "11 Dreams", will be released in Brazil on March 20 through Overload Records. The CD, which was released in the U.S. in February 2005 via Century Media, was produced by Jacob Hansen and includes a cover version of KENT's hit single "Music Non Stop". Artwork duties were handled by Niklas Sundin (DARK TRANQUILLITY, IN FLAMES, ARCH ENEMY).

Upcoming MERCENARY shows:

Jun. 09 - Alte Spinnerei – Glauchau, GER *
Jun. 10 - De Lantaarn – Hellendoorn, NETH *
Jun. 11 - 013 – Tilburg, NETH *
Jun. 12 - Electric Ballroom – London, UK *
Sep. 15 - ProgPower USA - Atlanta, GA

* w/ KING DIAMOND

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