DESCRIPTION:
"Alien Heart" out February28th.

"The new Godyva's release "Alien Heart" is a fresh, dynamic and modern album that can easily move from a romantic and enchanting atmosphere to a more hard and groovy sound always remaining in the classic intimate gothic metal sound of the band. In this disk you can enjoy a very captivating ballad like "In Your Eyes" as well as some more powerful stuff like the title track "Alien Heart", the heavy riffs in "Apocalypse Fire" and the brilliantly revisited cover of Matia Bazar's "I Feel You"... All those eleven tracks will make you falling in love with Godyva!"

Tracklist:
01 - APOCALYPSE FIRE
02 - NO RETURN
03 - ALIEN HEART
04 - MY EARLIEST MEMORIES
05 - I FEEL YOU
06 - IN YOUR EYES
07 - EVERYTHING IS OVER
08 - I STAY HERE
09 - BRAINSTORM
10 - THIS LIGHT
11 - APOCALYPSE FIRE II (GRAND FINAL)

Godyva was formed in Bari (Italy) in January 2000. The original line-up has changed little from that of the present one, included the founder vocalist Lady Godyva, the guitarist Frahn, the drummer Enyo and bassist Nick Barah. In May 2001 keyboardist Botys Beezart joined the band which was a major turning point in Godyva's sound. In
September 2002 the band recorded their first collection of songs in an EP entitled Advent. The band soon began performing numerous live shows in the South of Italy throughout 2002 and 2003, they also took part in The God Bless the Metal Festival in the summer 2003 and many other festivals as Rock Targato Italia, the first
Gothic Rave in Puglia with Theatres des Vampires and the Harder Fest with Panic Cell. In the summer of 2005, the American label SorceryStudios/Razar Ice Records, discovered and immediately signed the band for a two album deal. In late 2005 the band began to work on the new studio album called In Good and Evil which will be released in 2006. A strong promotion and a tour are planned for the end of 2006 and the beginning of 2007. In Good and Evil guarantees to the band the first satisfactions, from the press (Flash Mag publishes the number of March 2007 with Lady Godyva on the cover and various interviews and reviews on other magazines of national circulation as Metal Maniac, Metal Shock, Rock Hard, etc.) to the live, in fact in May 2007 the band is called to play for the first Italian Dark Fest and in September 2007 they played on the stage of the Total Metal Festival, sharing the stage with the big names of the international music, such as Dark Funeral and Rage! In December of the same year Godyva performed at the Dark Fest 2, with Dope Stars Inc., as last date of the year. December 2007 is the month of the change about the line-up for Godyva, due change because the departure of Frahn from the band. Frahn after having shared 7 years with Godyva, he decided to leave the band for musical divergences and personal necessity. He is replaced by Anto, friend of old date and fan of Godyva from a long time. New formation entered therefore in studio in December to record their new album Planetarium which was released the 21st of April 2008. After the recording sessions of their new full length, one more time Godyva taken part at the Dark Fest 4 in Rome playing on the same stage with Macbeth and Theatres des Vampires. A tour was planned in Italy and in Europe to promote the new album Planetarium. In the summer of 2009 Godyva played at Prestenice Open Air Music Fest with The Rasmus. For personal reasons and because his occupation Anto notified the necessity to leave the band during September 2009. In November 2009 a new young entry, the guitarist Mori Alioth joined the band and he started to play with Godyva for some shows in Italy. In October 2010 Godyva were called to play at the Metal Female Voices Fest in Belgium with Arch Enemy, Revamp, Tristania, Epica and more. In April 2011. Mori Alioth leaved the band and he was immediately replaced by G.G. Gohm that became the new official guitarist of the band. In June 2012 the band entered in studio to record the album Alien Heart which the release date is fixed for February 28th, 2013. The album will be released for the Italian label Southern Brigade Records and marketed and distributed by Scarlet Records.