Finnish female-fronted heavy rock outfit LULLACRY will release its long-awaited fifth album, “Where Angels Fear”, on March 7 in Finland through the band’s own label, OUTO Recordings. The CD, which marks the first LULLACRY release since 2005’s “Vol. 4”, was produced by Mikko Herranen (ex-vocalist for MISERY, INC.), who also sings a duet with LULLACRY vocalist Tanja Lainio in the track “Feel My Revenge”. The album was mastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers in Helsinki.

“Where Angels Fear” track listing:

01. Antidote To You
02. Still An Angel
03. Thousand Suns
04. Feel My Revenge
05. Bad Blood
06. All Behind
07. Gone Are The Days
08. I Am
09. Broken (Into Pieces)
10. Where Angels Fear
11. Stay
12. Love & War

The first single, “Bad Blood”, will be released digitally on February 6. The track is available for streaming HERE.

Commented LULLACRY guitarist Sami Leppikangas: “Yes, it sure has taken a lot of time and many things have happened.

“Last year has probably been the best we’ve had in LULLACRY, at least when it comes to vibes. And you can hear that in the album. For the first time we made songs without thinking that now we have to do a goth ballad or a rock song. We just did things more spontaneusly and it led to an album that is a lot more dark, ambitious and multi-dimensional than its predecessors. We also paid a lot more attention to lyrics, and the production was organic, which made the sounds more dynamic on ‘Where Angels Fear’.

“It will be awesome to go and play these new tunes to people; we’ve really waited this for long.”

LULLACRY is:

Tanja Lainio – Vocals
Sami Leppikangas – Guitar
Sauli Kivilahti – Guitar
Heavy Hiltunen – Bass
Jukka Outinen – Drums

“Vol. 4” was released in the U.S. in February 2006 via Century Media Records. The CD was recorded at Astia Studios with Anssi Kippo (CHILDREN OF BODOM, ENTWINE) and at Finnvox Studio with Mikko Karmila (NIGHTWISH, STRATOVARIUS). The first single off the album, “Stranger in You”, entered the Finnish single chart at position No. 16 upon its release in July 2005. The title cut was backed by a cover of KISS‘ “I Stole Your Love”. Source: Blabbermouth.net