TILES Prepare "Window Dressing" For Late 2002 Release

February 14, 2002

Detroit-based progressive rockers TILES have completed work on five songs for their forthcoming studio CD, tentatively titled Window Dressing, and will remain in pre-production mode for the next couple of months before entering the studio to begin tracking the effort. The band are hoping to bring former RUSH/VOIVOD producer Terry Brown into rehearsals this spring for pre-production and to start recording the album, which will likely turn out to be over 70 minutes long, for a late 2002 release through Inside Out Records. Among the tracks that are set to appear on the CD are the following:

01. Paintings
02. Window Dressing
03. All She Knows
04. Remember to Forget
05. Spindrift

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