SOULRELIC To Release New Single Next Month

July 23, 2006

Finnish metallers SOULRELIC have posted the following message on their official web site:

"The new single will be 'Dying Angels' from the [debut SOULRELIC] album 'Love Is a Lie We Both Believed'. However, the single WILL contain the song 'Coins' from the forthcoming album 'Anal Punk' and cover version of 'Cold Sweat' by THIN LIZZY. The release date of the single is still 23rd of August 2006.

"'Why there will be another single from the first album?' you might want to ask. Well, ask someone else. Also the title for the forthcoming album might change."

"Love is a Lie We Both Believed" was released in Japan in February via Marquee Inc. The Japanese version of the CD includes a bonus track — a previously unreleased song called "Tears Are Home". The album, which was released in Finland on the Spinefarm label, was mixed by Hiili Hiilesmaa, who has previously worked with such acts as H.I.M., SENTENCED, MOONSPELL and THE 69 EYES.

SOULRELIC's lineup on "Love is a Lie We Both Believed" included current TO/DIE/FOR guitarist Antza Talala. The axeman left SOULRELIC in January, citing "personal conflicts within the band" as the reason for the split.

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