AMBERIAN DAWN: Audio Samples Of Entire New Album Available

April 16, 2009

Audio samples of all the tracks that are set to appear on "The Clouds of Northland Thunder", the second album from Finnish female-fronted symphonic metallers AMBERIAN DAWN, are available for streaming using the player below.

"The Clouds of Northland Thunder" is scheduled for release in Japan on May 13 and in the U.K. on April 22. The rest of Europe will receive the CD sometime in June.

The track listing for the album is as follows:

01. He Sleeps in a Grove (3:20)
02. Incubus (5:03)
03. Kokko - Eagle of Fire (3.17)
04. Willow of Tears (4:10)
05. Shallow Waters (3:38)
06. Lost Soul (3:43)
07. Sons of Seven Stars (3.43)
08. Saga (4:06)
09. Snowmaiden (3:45)
10. Lionheart (3:43)
11. Morning Star (4:36)
12. Birth of the Harp (4:06)

Check out the cover artwork below.

Soundshock.net conducted an interview with Heidi Parviainen (vocals) and Tuomas Seppälä (keyboards) of AMBERIAN DAWN prior to the band's March 28, 2009 headlining concert at the Underworld in London. The chat can now be streamed at this location. Also available are a review and photos of the concert.

AMBERIAN DAWN guitarist Tuomas Seppälä, who has played the keyboards in the studio on the band's albums, recently became the group's full-time keyboardist. The new AMBERIAN DAWN axeman is Emil Pohjalainen, who is described as "a talented 24-year-old shredder from Finland."

AMBERIAN DAWN had its debut album, "River of Tuoni", released in European territories outside of Finland last June via Ascendance Records. Tracks from the CD can currently be streamed on the group's MySpace page.

For more information, visit www.amberiandawn.com.

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