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BELIEVER Drummer's FOUNTAIN OF TEARS Project Secures Distribution Deal With NIGHTMARE

June 25, 2007

Drummer Joey Daub of the the much-missed late '80s/early '90s technical-thrash metal band BELIEVER recently issued a new album with his FOUNTAIN OF TEARS project, entitled "Fate". He checks in with the following update:

"FOUNTAIN OF TEARS has inked a distro deal with Nightmare Records. We are very excited to work with Lance King and to get the disc out worldwide. Also, we are working on concepts for an upcoming video shoot. As for live shows, we hope to get out later this year. Keep your eyes open.

"I want to clear something up about FOUNTAIN OF TEARS. For those of you not familiar with the band, people label our music as goth, progressive metal/rock, symphonic metal, atmospheric, etc. My work with FOUNTAIN OF TEARS stems from a passion I have for progressive music. The FOUNTAIN OF TEARS CD is what it is, and the end product is what we were shooting for as a band. That is who we are. I don't want to disappoint people looking for something just like BELIEVER, but FOUNTAIN OF TEARS is another facet of who I am as a musician.

"In BELIEVER news, Kurt [Bachman, guitar/vocals] and I have been on a solid schedule writing and recording songs and ideas. We are looking to set up a MySpace page and get some clips up sometime this summer."

"Fate" was mastered by Peter van't Reit (AFTER FOREVER, SYMPHONY X, STREAM OF PASSION, AYREON, EPICA, THRESHOLD, SAGA, etc.) at FineTune in The Netherlands.

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