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EDEN'S CURSE Completes Recording 'Trinity' Album

December 21, 2010

Multinational melodic metallers EDEN'S CURSE have finished recording their third studio album, "Trinity". The band recorded fourteen songs in total, including two cover versions, for the CD, which is now in the final stages of the mixing process with longtime producer (and bassist of PINK CREAM 69 and UNISONIC) Dennis Ward (ANGRA, ALLEN/LANDE, SILENT FORCE, KROKUS). Songtitles set to appear on the album include "Saints Of Tomorrow", "No Holy Man", "Can't Fool The Devil" and "Jerusalem Sleeps".

"Trinity" will be released by Spiritual Beast in Japan on March 16, 2011, and by AFM Records in Europe and Metal Mayhem in the USA on March 18, 2011. It will mark the band's recording debut with new keyboard player Alessandro Del Vecchio (GLENN HUGHES, IAN PAICE, MOONSTONE PROJECT, EDGE OF FOREVER).

EDEN'S CURSE released its first DVD, "Creation Of Eden", in November. The two-disc "rockumentary" of the making of the band's self-titled debut album and the highly acclaimed follow-up, "The Second Coming", clocks in at 169 minutes and features several bonus interviews and interactive band biographies.

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