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WHERE ANGELS FALL Goes Digital

December 7, 2009

On December 16, Norwegian goth/metal band WHERE ANGELS FALL will release its first digital single, entitled "Indifferent".

With "Indifferent", WHERE ANGELS FALL "takes a step further in its musical landscape; tougher, more concise and hard-hitting, but still melodic," according to a press release.

The band previously released the "Dies Irae" EP (2004) and the albums "Illuminate" (2006) and "Marionettes" (2008).

Commented WHERE ANGELS FALL: "The digital music market is growing significantly every month, and involves a great opportunity for all artists to try out new songs prior to concerts and future album releases.

"WHERE ANGELS FALL is going to do more digital releases in the future, before releasing a new album."

WHERE ANGELS FALL was formed in 2004 and consists of:

Eirin Bendigtsen - Vocals
André Bendigtsen - Guitar And Programming
Espen Lohne - Bass
Jarle Byberg - Drums

The band has previously played the Quart festival and Gullstikka (award show at Rockefeller),and has supported such acts as LUMSK, THEATRE OF TRAGEDY and MORTIIS.

For more information, visit www.whereangelsfall.com.

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