EDEN’S CURSE sign worldwide deal with AFM!
EDEN’S CURSE, the group which is currently nearing the final stages of the writing phase for its as-yet-untitled fourth album – the first to feature new vocalist Marco Sandron (PATHOSRAY, FAIRYLAND) at the microphone – couldn’t hide its delight.
“Signing a new deal with AFM was one of the easiest decisions we have made as band,” quipped bassist Paul Logue. “AFM have been our long term partners since 2007 and have always done a great job for us. We recently sat down together and discussed our future plans and where we saw the band headed and they made it known that they are firmly behind us.”
He added, “Consolidating everything under one roof, as opposed to having several separate deals, made great business sense to us and our management,” Logue said. “I’m sure it means less paperwork for all involved! We will, however, still be working with our long-term Japanese partners, Spiritual Beast. Why fix what ain’t broke?”
Regarding the progress of the songwriting sessions for the next album, Logue said, “It’s going! We are really into the home straight of the writing phase now. We are taking our time to make sure we have the song ideas that does the EDEN’S CURSE name proud and exactly what our fan base would expect from us. We are very excited by the new tunes.”
AFM Records states: “Working with EDEN’S CURSE always was a delight. These guys are really dedicated to what they do and their ambitions, positive attitude and high standards always result in great quality. Since signing with us in 2007, the band has released three fantastic albums. No signs of slowing down — in fact, it’s quite the contrary. But also beside the creative part, we found reliable partners in EDEN’S CURSE. That’s why we are very happy that the previous deal with the band (which was for the European territory only) now has become enhanced to a worldwide deal. We are looking forward to a great fourth album next year, and many more to come hopefully…”
EDEN’S CURSE’s new album is tentatively scheduled for release in the spring of 2013.
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