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NIGHTINGALE: New Song Available For Download

May 3, 2007

Dag Swanö from NIGHTINGALE has posted the title track from the group's upcoming album, "White Darkness". Download it by following these links: Location#1, Location#2.

"White Darkness" is finished — mixed and mastered — and has been delivered to the record company, Black Mark. The release date had been pushed back several times for artistic reasons, but now the release only depends on the schedule of the record company.

Swanö forum members have uploaded (with permission) the "Somewhere between Sunrise and Sunset" radio show, broadcast on May 1 on the radio station WBWC.com, which featured Dag Swanö as the host. Download the file by following the links at this location.

(Thanks: Siria / www.konzi-tip.de)

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