TRAIL OF TEARS At Belgium's METAL FEMALE VOICES FEST; Video Available

October 23, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage of TRAIL OF TEARS' performance at the Metal Female Voices Fest, which was held on October 18-19, 2008 in Wieze, Belgium, can be viewed below.

TRAIL OF TEARS will enter Soundsuite Studio in Marseille, France with acclaimed producer Terje Refsnes on November 3 to begin recording its sixth studio album. The band expects to spend six weeks tracking the as-yet-untitled effort which will be released worldwide on Napalm Records in early 2009.

Comments vocalist Ronny Thorsen: "We are beyond stoked to enter the studio again at Soundsuite with our fellow Norwegian Terje Refsnes. This will be our third album recording in beautiful Marseille and we are boiling over with creativity and excitement! So far we have about 14 songs ready, with an additional four or five on the drawing board. It will be a difficult challenge to figure out which ones will end up on the final product but definitely something we look forward to."

Due to the preparations for the new album recording sessions, the band has decided to postpone the previously announced South American tour, which was scheduled to take place in September/October.

Stated Thorsen: "We hope that everyone will understand and support this decision as it is the only right one for the circumstances. We want to deliver a full production and a killer live experience when we finally come to South America and not some amputated half-assed shows. It is a known fact that it takes a considerable amount of time to organize such a tour in South America as opposed to Europe, not to mention finding the right promoters. Our main priority now is to set our minds 100% into making this album as astonishing as it has to be and therefore we see no other alternative than to postpone the tour. Please note that we are using the word postpone here, we WILL reach your shores after the new album is released to give you a show that you as well as the band deserves!"

TRAIL OF TEARS' fifth album, "Existentia", was issued in January 2007 via Napalm Records. The CD was recorded at Soundsuite Studio in Marseille, France with producer Terje Refsnes and includes contributions from French female singer Emmanuelle Zoldan and Norwegian keyboard master Bernt Moen.

TRAIL OF TEARS was last year rejoined by vocalist Cathrine Paulsen, who sang on the group's 2002 album, "A New Dimension of Might".

TRAIL OF TEARS members Jonathan Perez (drums),Kjell Hagen (bass),Runar Hansen (guitar) and Kjetil Nordhus (vocals) announced on November 28, 2006 that they were leaving the group.

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