SHADOWS FALL Singer: 'We Have No Intention Of Splitting With Our Label'

March 24, 2008

SHADOWS FALL frontman Brian Fair has issued the following update:

"Since returning home [from our crazy Australian-Asian tour], we have been made aware of some rumors involving ourselves and our record label. Let me make this very clear ... we have no intention of splitting with our label. Atlantic Records and Roadrunner worldwide have been amazing to us throughout the release of 'Threads Of Life' and we look forward to continuing our working relationship with both on our next release. It appears that some people out there don't know the difference between 'rumors' and actual 'news.' Somehow we were linked to a blind news item that mentioned neither us or our label and a few people decided to assume it was us. Well, we all know what happens when you ASSume"

As previously reported, No Good TV has posted an interview with SHADOWS FALL where they get drunk, curse a lot and talk about their music while NGTV's non-sequiter of a host, Shark Firestone, eggs them on.

Watch the five-minute clip below.

SHADOWS FALL recently received a Grammy nomination in the "Best Metal Performance" category for "Redemption", the first single from the band's newest release, "Threads of Life". This marked SHADOWS FALL's second Grammy nomination in the category, following the group's nod at the 2006 awards for "What Drives The Weak" off the Century Media release "The War Within".

SHADOWS FALL's overview of its years as a Century Media recording act (before signing with Atlantic for the U.S. and Roadrunner for Europe),"Seeking the Way: The Greatest Hits", was released in late October.

SHADOWS FALL will reissue its Century Media debut, "Of One Blood", on April 15.

A SHADOWS FALL B-side from the "Threads of Life" sessions called "Stupid Crazy" is included on the "Resident Evil: Extinction" soundtrack, which was released in September 2007 via Lakeshore Records.

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