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MERCURY TIDE To Release Debut In August

June 11, 2003

MERCURY TIDE, the new band featuring ANGEL DUST singer Dirk Thurisch, TIAMAT bassist Anders Iwers, and FLOWING TEARS/RED AIM drummer Stefan Gemballa, will release their debut album, "Why?", on August 25 through Century Media Records.

"Why?", which was recorded and produced by Siggi Bemm in the famous Woodhouse Studios with a helping hand from Dennis Koehle, will feature the following track listing:

01. Why? (4:37)
02. This Never Ending Dreaming (4:47)
03. Lost And Torn (3:56)
04. Souls Of The Ocean (4:56)
05. Back To Reality (3:58)
06. Russians (3:20) [STING cover]
07. Save This World (4:04)
08. Set Me Free (4:05)
09. Confusion (1:18),
10. Another One (4:09)
11. My Dear Enemies (3:48)
12. Alone (6:19)

Speaking about the group's lineup, Dirk explained, "The musicians and I are a perfect match - from a personal and musical standpoint. The co-operation with such great musicians was very enjoyable."

With regards to the band's influences, Dirk said: "They came from completely different angles: rock, metal, grunge, gothic and even pop.

"The songs were mainly written at night. Many of them are based around everyday stories and are written from the gut. Therefore, this albums means a lot to me and I am fully behind it."

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