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Batfish wrote:It says 'stay tuned for exciting news' on the SPV (record label) website.

Which must mean the record must be good, rather than a tired effort by a sadly diminished one-man band to re-tread and reclaim the prog-trance heights scaled by 'Elyzium'.

Otherwise it would just say 'stay tuned for tediously inevitable news', wouldn't it?

After months of rumour and speculation, the Watchman can exclusively reveal
that the new album from The Nephilim is set to be unleashed on the world in early 2005.
It is a natural progression of the band's classic sound which crescendoed
as far back as 1991 with the release of the hugely successful album
'Elizium'. News of The Nephilim's reanimation will come as a delight to all those
who have waited patiently for the next chapter in the name of the Nephilim.


In order to bring the as yet unspoken new album to its greatest potential The Nephilim
have signed with German record company SPV - who have worked with the band
worldwide for the past 15 years and handle a wide range of leading international artistes.
Naturally, SPV are ecstatic about the deal. As A & R man Gero Herrde puts it:
'We are very pleased to be working together again with Carl and the band.
SPV look forward to the release of what we see as the best material ever produced by them.
It has all the elements of classic Fields of the Nephilim. It is hypnotic and inspiring, and out there in a league of its own.'


And having been privileged to hear it ourselves, the Watchman can confirm that the
wait has been worth it. There is no way that it will not confirm to Watchers
old and new that Fields of the Nephilim rank as one of the
most unique and remarkable bands ever to come out of Britain.
Keep watch for further details on release dates, live appearances, etc,
which will be revealed here first on The Nephilim official website.

hint: using the opera browser lets you cut & paste and nicely circumvents their ridiculously paranoid code protection

And having been privileged to hear it ourselves, the Watchman can confirm that the wait has been worth it. There is no way that it will not confirm to Watchers old and new that Fields of the Nephilim rank as one of the most unique and remarkable bands ever to come out of Britain.
Keep watch for further details on release dates, live appearances, etc,
which will be revealed here first on The Nephilim official website.

Batfish wrote:

And having been privileged to hear it ourselves, the Watchman can confirm that the wait has been worth it. There is no way that it will not confirm to Watchers old and new that Fields of the Nephilim rank as one of the most unique and remarkable bands ever to come out of Britain.
Keep watch for further details on release dates, live appearances, etc,
which will be revealed here first on The Nephilim official website.

Also, don't you wish they'd talk properly.

And not refer to themselves in the third person.

Quiff Boy wrote:There is no way that it will not confirm to Watchers old and new that Fields of the Nephilim rank as one of the most unique and remarkable bands ever to come out of Britain.

wtf?

markfiend wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote:There is no way that it will not confirm to Watchers old and new that Fields of the Nephilim rank as one of the most unique and remarkable bands ever to come out of Britain.

wtf?

The words are in English.

But the sentence apparently isn't.

James Blast wrote:Arsenal!

Hi Michael,
hier die aktuellen Daten, aber es kann sich immer wieder was verändern....

19.9. Single
24.10. Album

Gruß
Alex

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:<starts dreaming of FINALLY getting to see Mr McCoy>