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PEDESTRIANS OF BLUE Releases Debut Album

June 5, 2007

According to MelodicRock.com, Norwegian melodic and progressive hard rock band POB (PEDESTRIANS OF BLUE) will release its debut album, "Crossing Over", this week in Norway. The group has a distinctive sound often described as a mix of classic bands like QUEENSRŸCHE, TOTO and BLACK SABBATH. "Crossing Over" is said to be a concept album that will take you on an exciting journey — with songs like the heavy opener "Father & Son", the catchy and straight-forward "Promises" and the epic final number "Out of the Rain". The CD was mixed by Daniel Flores (MIND'S EYE) and was mastered by Mika Jussila (MASTERPLAN, NIGHTWISH) and is being issued in Norway by FishFarm Records and distributed by Mudi Musikkdistribusjon.

"Crossing Over" track listing:

01. Father & Son
02. Promises
03. The Garden
04. Where the Rain Falls
05. Crossing Over
06. The Line
07. World of Things
08. The Other Side
09. How Much More Than a Dream
10. The Altar of Love
11. Why
12. Out of the Rain

For more information, visit www.pedestriansofblue.com.

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