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MICHAEL KISKE: More Details Revealed About INDIGO DYING Guest Appearance

November 4, 2006

More details have been unveiled about former HELLOWEEN frontman Michael Kiske's guest appearance on the new INDIGO DYING album, due in early 2007 via Frontiers Records. The CD was produced, recorded, and mixed by Fabrizio Grossi at Noize Factor in Canyon Country, California with additional recording at The Studio in Huntington, New York by Don Chaffin. The band was formed by Gisa Vatcky (vocals) of BANDAGE, Mordechai "Mordy" Hauser (guitar),Fabrizio Grossi (bass, orchestrations, programming, acoustic guitar) of GLENN HUGHES/STEVE VAI, John Macaluso (drums) of YNGWIE MALMSTEEN/RIOT, Jamie Teramo (keyboards, piano),and Tommy Denander (additional guitars) of RADIOACTIVE. Kiske will sing a duet with the female vocalist in the song "Breathe in Water".

As previously reported, Kiske has announced that will rearrange and re-record all of the songs that he wrote with HELLOWEEN for an upcoming CD, to be released next year through Frontiers Records.

Commented Kiske: "Since I always need a bit of time to get another (good) record written. I talk with Frontiers Records right now about a full acoustic CD with all my old HELLOWEEN songs re-arranged. Serafino (owner of Frontiers Records) had this idea and I like it very much. But we are still sorting the deal out. I think this is a very good thing to do, because it shows people how those songs can also sound. And I still like most of them. But it will be very different!"

Michael Kiske's latest solo album, simply entitled "Kiske", was released in May via Frontiers Records.

(Thanks: MichaelKiske.net)

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