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KAMELOT: New Album To Receive Japanese Release Through KING RECORDS

August 21, 2004

KAMELOT's highly anticipated follow up to "Epica" will be released in Japan under a licensing agreement with King Records. The band, who are coming off their highest positions on the Japanese international and national charts (No. 15 and No. 47, respectively),toured Japan for the first time in 2003. KAMELOT also received several Top Ten honors in the Burrn! magazine 2003 readers' poll, including a Top Five vote for Live Performance (behind METALLICA, BON JOVI, WHITESNAKE and CHILDREN OF BODOM).

KAMELOT’s next CD is expected to be released in December/January. Songtitles set to appear on the album include "Pride", "Abandoned", "March of Mephisto", "Nothing Ever Dies" and "Serenade". A world tour will follow.

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