Cliffhanger News

February 2002:

After the band split in 1997, they reformed again and made another album, called Circle. This album consists of tracks that are shorter and "easier" as the band itself put it. After this album the band split again, this time for good as it seems.

November 1997:

There is good news and bad. The good news is that there is a third cd to be released by Musea. Probably the title will be Mirror Site. I have heard some of the new songs once and they are quite good.
There is also bad news. The sales figures of the band's second cd are quite bad: only some 800 copies were sold. Due to this development and the fact that the audience at their concerts was quite limited, the band wanted to change their direction. They decided to focus on shorter, less complicated songs, but keyboard player Dick Heijboer was against this. So he has chosen to leave the band after the next cd.
He is to be replaced by Ronald ?, a keyboard player from Veenendaal who has performed in a Pink Floyd cover band. According to the band, they are determined to keep on going.

4 November 1996:

There is a review available on Cliffhanger's latest cd.

17 September 1996:

Cliffhanger's second cd was released yesterday. Their first cd sold 1600 copies. May this one do even better.

11 June 1996:

Cliffhanger will be recording for their second cd during july. The title of the new cd will be "Not to be or not to be".

12 January 1996:

Cliffhanger have released a live cassette called Burning Alive, containing five tracks. These include a 22 minute epic called Ragnarök.

Last modification: February 28th, 2002