LEAVES' EYES Singer LIV KRISTINE Recording 'Vervain' Solo Album

April 17, 2014

Norwegian singer Liv Kristine (LEAVES' EYES, ex-THEATRE OF TRAGEDY) has entered Mastersound Studio in Steinheim, Germany — the facility owned by her husband, Alexander Krull (ATROCITY, LEAVES' EYES) — to begin recording her fifth solo album, "Vervain", for a fall release via Napalm Records. She says: "With this album, I wish to take you on a journey through my artistic vision of the spheres — shadows and light, by eye and mind."

Liv Kristine's fourth solo album, "Libertine", was released in September 2012 through the Napalm Records subsidiary Black Rose Productions.

The singer's third solo CD, "Skintight", came out in North America in September 2010 via Napalm.

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