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STEELWING: Debut Album Pushed Back To April

January 21, 2010

Swedish metal act STEELWING (formerly SCAVENGER) will release its debut album, "Lord Of The Wasteland", in Europe on April 30, 2010 via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was recorded at Deep Blue Studios with producer Nicko DiMarino.

Commented the band: "It's mixed, mastered and DONE and it's gonna blow your minds!"

STEELWING will support German power metallers BLIND GUARDIAN on their fall 2010 European tour.

"We're very excited about touring with a well-known and respected act like BLIND GUARDIAN," STEELWING said in a statement. "We see this as great opportunity to gain experience and show Europe who we are! We promise that we'll kick 100% ass every night, you can count on that!"

STEELWING was awarded a record deal with Boomer Entertainment and Nuclear Blast as part of a contest launched by the Austrian management and booking company Rock The Nation. This unique competition was presented and promoted by all leading European metal magazines, including the German, Italian, Spanish and Greek editions of Metal Hammer; Terrorizer (U.K.); Metallian (France); Scream (Norway); Rock Tribune (Belgium); Spark (Czech Republic); and the Dutch webzine LordsOfMetal.nl.

For more information, visit the band's MySpace page

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