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SUBWAY TO SALLY To Release New Album In August

March 2, 2005

SUBWAY TO SALLY, Germany's most successful "medieval" rock/metal band, have announced the details of their new album, entitled "Nord Nord Ost" ("North North East"). Due on August 22 via Nuclear Blast Records, the album "deals with the depths of emotional coldness," according to a posting on Nuclear Blast's web site. A first single, "Eisblumen" ("Ice Flowers"),is scheduled for release on July 25.

In other news, a change within the lineup of SUBWAY TO SALLY recently occurred. Drummer David Pätsch decided to leave the band and has since been replaced by former KNORKATOR drummer Christian "Chrishchrash“ Gerlach.

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