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MERCENARY: Japanese Version Of '11 Dreams' To Include Special Bonus Track

November 16, 2004

Danish metallers MERCENARY will release their fourth full-length, entitled "11 Dreams", in Japan on November 21 via Marquee/Avalon. The bonus track for the Japanese edition will be a very special remixed version of the title track in 3-D sound — "a completely new technology that takes the listener on a completely new journey!" the band write in a press release.

As previously reported, Century Media Records has set a February 8, 2005 U.S. release date for "11 Dreams". The album was produced by Jacob Hansen (HATESPHERE, INVOCATOR, RAUNCHY) 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).

Released in Europe earlier this year to celebratory reviews, "11 Dreams" will be issued in the U.S. with two bonus tracks. Downlad the album's title cut at this location.

Upcoming MERCENARY shows:

Nov. 27 – Herning, DEN @ Fermaten (w/ S.A.D.)
Nov. 28 – Vosselaar, BEL @ Biebob (w/ EVERGREY)
Nov. 29 – München, GER @ Garage (w/ EVERGREY)
Nov. 30 – Aalen, GER @ Rock It (w/ EVERGREY)
Dec. 01 – Weert, NETH @ Bosuil (w/ EVERGREY)
Dec. 02 – Arnhem, NETH @ Willem 1 (w/ EVERGREY)

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