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LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE: New Song Available For Download

June 2, 2004

A brand new LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE track, entitled "Sarah Lou", has been posted online at this location.

"Sarah Lou" comes off the group's forthcoming sixth album, "Ave End", due on June 28 through Austria's Napalm Records. The digipack version of the new album will include a video for the title track and a bonus cut, "Ever". The cover artwork for the CD was conceived by Niklas Sundin of Cabin Fever Media (IN FLAMES, DARK TRANQUILLITY). Other songtitles set to appear on the follow-up to 2002's "Fall, I Will Follow" include "Phantom Ballad" and "To Bleed Or Not To Be".

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