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TYPE O NEGATIVE To Begin Mixing New Album

January 6, 2003

TYPE O NEGATIVE are scheduled to begin mixing their new album, titled "The Dream Is Dead", next week for an April release through Roadrunner Records.

Among the working songtitles being considered for inclusion on the upcoming CD are "Nettie", "I Like Girls", "Valentine's Day", "I Need Love", "Anesthesia", "Why Won't You Love Me", "Above All Things", and "Life Is Killing Me".

As was the case with the group's previous efforts, "The Dream Is Dead" was recorded at Brooklyn, New York's Systems 2 studios and was produced by keyboardist Josh Silver.

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