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MORIFADE: 'New Songs Sound Amazing'

April 4, 2005

Sweden's MORIFADE have posted the following update on their official web site:

"We have been rehearsing live material a lot with [new singer] Kristian [Wallin, ex-RISING FAITH] and all songs sound amazing, he's a quick learner!

"Also, a while ago we recorded four new demo songs that we will present to several record labels around the world, some of this new material will also be presented at this website to you, our fans.

"Have in mind that this is only demo material and that not all of it, or maybe even any of it for that matter, will be recorded for an upcoming album, on the other hand, maybe we decide to put all of it on an album... However, that is for the future to tell."

As previously reported, MORIFADE have officially split with Holland's Karmageddon Media (formerly Hammerheart Records),the label that issued the band's most recent album, "Domi<>nation". "We feel that Karmageddon Media can't do anything more whatsoever for us and lately there has been no real contact between us and them," the band write on their web site. "We will search [for a new label home] and [interested] labels are free to contact MORIFADE at [email protected]."

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