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THE FIFTH SUN Launch New Web Site

October 21, 2004

Minnesota-based melodic death metallers THE FIFTH SUN have announced the launch of their new web site.

Short audio clips from their upcoming second album, "The Hunger to Survive", can be found at the site. Check out the samples: "Nameless" (mp3),"The Hunger to Survive" (mp3).

"The Hunger to Survive" (view cover by renowned artist Mattias Noren at this location) was recorded at Studio Fredman in Gothenburg, Sweden and features the drumming talents of Patrik J. Sten (PASSENGER, KEROZENE, ex-TRANSPORT LEAGUE). The CD is the follow-up to the group's debut album, "The Moment of Truth", which was recorded at Studio Fredman in May of 2001. A new band photo can be seen at this location.

"The Hunger to Survive" is tentatively scheduled for a late 2004 release through an as-yet-undetermined label.

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