EDEN'S CURSE: Video For 'No Holy Man' Featuring JAMES LABRIE Posted Online

February 25, 2011

"No Holy Man", the new video from multinational melodic metallers EDEN'S CURSE, can be viewed below, The song, which features a guest appearance by DREAM THEATER vocalist James LaBrie, was recently released as a digital single via AFM Records.

"No Holy Man" is the first track to be released from EDEN'S CURSE's forthcoming third studio album, "Trinity", which will hit the stores on March 18.

LaBrie lends his backing vocals to the entire CD and also duets with EDEN'S CURSE frontman Michael Eden on "No Holy Man".

Michael Eden says: "James recorded the 'Trinity' sessions at Iguana Studios in Ontario straight after he finished his solo release, 'Static Impulse', which was perfect timing as he headed off on tour with IRON MAIDEN immediately after. "

James LaBrie himself adds: "In 2010 I was fortunate to discover EDEN'S CURSE. I absolutely love this band. Great players and people and they deserve nothing but huge success. They belong with the best of today's music. Trust me, you're going to love this from beginning to end."

Bass player and main songwriter Paul Logue explains: "James was highly professional, as you'd expect, extremely approachable and very enthusiastic about our music. We sealed the deal very quickly and we got him in top form as he was also in the middle of recording and we feel the end results are breathtaking."

Michael Eden further adds: "'Trinity' has been a long time in the making as we always strive to bring our current fan base and new fans our very best. I spoke with James LaBrie backstage on the IRON MAIDEN tour last summer and we had a great conversation. James has a way of making you see things in a different light than other people. It was an honor to have him along for the ride and we hope that it is not the last time we work together."

"Trinity" was helmed by EDEN'S CURSE's longtime producer Dennis Ward (KROKUS, PINK CREAM 69, ANGRA) and will be released in Japan via Spiritual Beast and in the USA on Metal Mayhem.

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