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NIGHTFALL: SIGN WITH SEASON OF MIST

by MythofRock

Greek metal veterans Nightfall and Season of Mist have joined forces, as the Greek band signed with the legendary record label. Nightfall will release their new album through Season of Mist in the beginning of 2021.

Official Press Release posted on Facebook

Season of Mist are pleased to announce the signing of Greek metal masters Nightfall Cult. The band will release their brand new album early 2021.

Vocalist Efthimis comments on the signing:
“We are excited to join forces with Season of Mist! Musically we were raised in the 80s when labels took good care of their artists. From what we know Season of Mist is working that way, which is amazing.”

Season of Mist will release the original Nightfall albums that were produced by Holy records back in the 90s. “We are gonna play these live, including stuff never played live before.”

And then there is the new album. A cry out about depression: “…a beast I have experienced its teeth deep into my soul, I decided to come out and share that experience with metalheads. This is the least I can offer now to the big fight against depression. If we don’t stop this, it will eat us all alive.”

Nightfall want their new album to carry a strong message. “Share your pain, speak openly about it. This is the only way to kill the demons in your mind.” Like the old days where music albums were addressing big issues, beyond mere fun and amusement, Nightfall devote their new album to the fight against depression. “We are sure Season of Mist team is the most appropriate in assisting us to deliver this message right. We feel confident and this is awesome.”

In further news, Season of Mist are proud to also announce the release of NIGHTFALL’s back catalogue on all digital platforms! Find the official NIGHTFALL albums on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4W0Vom1cl6o3UCq8tTfRHV…

 

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