RAM To Take Part In Six-Way Split 12" Compilation

August 5, 2007

RAM, the traditional Gothenburg, Sweden-based heavy metal band featuring Leif Larsson (ex-FROZEN EYES, NME WITHIN) and Morgan Pettersson (ex-B-THONG),will participate in a six-way split 12" compilation. "At the moment RAM is in the studio recording the track which seems to be the longest piece of music recorded by the band so far," reads a press release. "The compilation is scheduled for an October/ November release."

RAM has lined up the following German dates in September:

Sep. 28 - Mannheim, GER @ 7er-club
Sep. 29 - Bitterfeld, GER @ Festung

RAM released its full-length debut, "Forced Entry", in November 2005. The CD was recorded at Black Path studios and was mixed at Gothenburg's Brewhouse facility. Mastering duties were handled by Göran Finnberg.

RAM is currently working on its sophomore album for a late 2007 release.

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