HEAVEN BELOW To Release 'Falling From Zero' This Month

March 5, 2012

On Tuesday, March 20, Los Angeles-based hard rock band HEAVEN BELOW will release its sophomore full-length album, "Falling From Zero", in both digital and CD formats via Broken Halo Media. The effort includes the Children Without A Voice charity single, "The Mirror Never Lies", as well as "Gravity Killed The Spaceman", a track that pays tribute to David Bowie's "Space Oddity" and Peter Schilling's '80s hit "Major Tom" fused within an original composition. The CD version of the album contains four exclusive bonus tracks and alternate artwork from the digital release. Each CD order will ship with a free copy of "The Mirror Never Lies" mega-single.

"Falling From Zero" track listing:

01. The Last Goodbye
02. Brutal As The Truth
03. Dodging A Bullet
04. The Mirror Never Lies
05. Higher Than Heaven
06. My Undoing
07. Demonocracy
08. Falling From Zero
09. Gravity Killed The Spaceman (Pt. III of the "Space Oddity", "Major Tom" trilogy)
10. Nations Of Fire
11. Villains Of Virtue
12. Facing Angels
13. Be All End All
14. Failure Notice
15. Legions Of The Brave

CD-only bonus tracks:

16. Higher Than Heaven (Jesus Face In The Tortilla Version)
17. Dodging A Bullet (Chuck Wagon Version)
18. The Mirror Never Lies (Live)
19. Heartbreaker (Live)

Fronted by Patrick Kennison — formerly of THE UNION UNDERGROUND — and supported by members Jesse Billson on guitar, John Younger on bass, and Elias "Bones" Andra on drums, HEAVEN BELOW has forged a tour de force of sonic power and songwriting — that is poised to lead the way for new rock music.

HEAVEN BELOW is:

Patrick Kennison - vocals/guitar
Jesse Billson - guitar
John Younger - bass
Elias "Bones" Andra - drums

For more information, visit www.heavenbelow.com.

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