IN TWILIGHT'S EMBRACE Signs With SPOOK RECORDS

October 27, 2010

Poland's metal/hardcore squadron IN TWILIGHT'S EMBRACE has signed a deal with Spook Records for the release of the band's second album, "Slaves To Martyrdom". The follow-up to "Buried In Between" was recorded during multiple sessions at several locations across Poland, mixed by Waldemar Jedruszak at The Aesthetic Studio and mastered by Wieslawski Bros. at Hertz Studio (VADER, DECAPITATED, LOST SOUL).

Commented the band: "After a couple of weeks, we're back with the news of sealing a pact with Cracovean powerhouse Spook Records for the release of our second whirlwind, 'Slaves To Martyrdom'. Under this banner, we are confident that IN TWILIGHT'S EMBRACE will be paid the proper amount of attention, as well as maintain the right to self-determination. Dawid has been working for some quality metal and hardcore bands for years now, and is enjoying their respect and good reputation. With our new abode, we're ready to put our new agenda into effect. 'Slaves To Martyrdom' will lay its poisonous kiss upon your sons and daughters in January 2011!"

IN TWILIGHT'S EMBRACE is one of Poland's longest-running metal/hardcore bands. Formed in 2002, the group has seen its music evolve from a pure hardcore punk sound to a more metal-influenced direction.

After the release of IN TWILIGHT'S EMBRACE's first CD, "Buried in Between" (2006),and the departure of its original singer, the band faced numerous difficulties finding a replacement vocalist. They eventually recruited Kamil Zielinski and released a three-track promo EP in January 2009.

IN TWILIGHT'S EMBRACE is:

Leszek Szlenk - Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Piotr Steppa - Rhythm Guitar
Damian Urbanowski - Drums
Marcin Rybicki - Bass
Cyprian Lakomy - Vocals

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/twilightkills.

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