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THOMAS ZWIJSEN Inks Deal With KING RECORDS For Japan

February 13, 2013

Dutch classical guitarist Thomas Zwijsen's album "Nylon Maiden" will be released in Japan on March 27 via a new deal with King Records. The CD contains unique arrangements of IRON MAIDEN tracks on classical guitar.

The Japanese CD version of "Nylon Maiden" will contain two bonus tracks and the Japanese digital version will contain three bonus tracks.

"Nylon Maiden" Japanese version track listing:

01. Aces High
02. Rainmaker
03. The Trooper
04. Dance Of Death
05. Can I Play With Madness
06. Blood Brothers
07. The Clairvoyant
08. Wasting Love
09. Wasted Years
10. The Clansman (featuring Blaze Bayley)
11. The Talisman (featuring Tony Newton)

Bonus tracks:

12. Phantom Of The Opera
13. Run To The Hills

Extra bonus track digital download:

14. The Evil That Men Do

Zwijsen just finished a South American tour with Blaze Bayley (WOLFSBANE, IRON MAIDEN) and is currently on tour through Europe, promoting "Nylon Maiden" and their latest joint effort, "Russian Holiday". Later this year, Zwijsen and Bayley will tour in Australia.

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