PARADISE LOST Signs Worldwide Deal With CENTURY MEDIA RECORDS

August 24, 2006

U.K. gothic metal pioneers PARADISE LOST have inked a worldwide deal with Century Media Records. In a career that has spanned over 17 years, PARADISE LOST has sold a staggering two million albums worldwide.

Century Media European Label Manager Antje Lange commented on the signing: "We feel very honored to welcome PARADISE LOST to The Century Family. PARADISE LOST are an extremely influential band with the creative potential for a very bright future. As their new record label, we look forward to working to expand their global fan base."

After reviewing several offers, PARADISE LOST chose to sign to Century Media worldwide. Vocalist Nick Holmes states, "It's great to be on a label with so many metal bands and such a heritage. This worldwide deal will give us a chance to have a crack at the U.S."

GUN/Sony/BMG in Europe and Abacus Recordings in the U.K. and the U.S released the band's last album, "Paradise Lost". Century Media Records will be re-releasing the album in the U.K. and U.S.

Currently in pre-production with producer Rhys Fulber for their as-yet-untitled 11th album, the band will embark on a U.K. tour with OPETH in November. After the live dates, the band is planning to record their new album in Bradford, Lincolnshire and Canada in late November/December with a release tentatively scheduled for spring 2007.

Upcoming PARADISE LOST tour dates:

Aug. 25 - SWE - Molle 1 Malmö Festival

With OPETH:

Nov. 05 - UK - Pyramid - Portsmouth
Nov. 06 - UK - ABC - Glasgow
Nov. 07 - UK - Rock City - Nottingham
Nov. 08 - UK - Academy - Birmingham
Nov. 09 - UK - Roundhous - London
Nov. 10 - UK - Academy - Manchester
Nov. 11 - UK - Great Hall - Exeter

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