THE FALLEN: Enemy In Disguise!

December 24, 2001

THE FALLEN have completed a three-week stint in the studio with producer Bill Metoyer, laying down 12 songs for their Metal Blade Records debut, entitled Front Toward Enemy. The recordings are nearly complete, with only some vocal tracks to be finished, and mixing and mastering left to be done. A street date for the CD is still pending (spring/summer 2002). The tentative track listing for Front Toward Enemy is as follows:

01. Short Fuse
02. Blessings
03. What I Have Become
04. The Hopeless & The Frail
05. Keep Suffering
06. Front Toward Enemy
07. Killswitch
08. All Things Will Change
09. Shifting Our Vision
10. In Loathing
11. From Fragile To Strength
12. Eleven Years

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