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Duran Duran sign deal with Epic Records

Founding lineup's first new studio album in 19 years due out in October
2004 on Epic Records.
Band works with hit making R&B and alternative rock producers

New York, NY-- The original members of Duran Duran< Simon LeBon (vocals),
Andy Taylor (guitar), John Taylor (bass), Roger Taylor (drums) and Nick
Rhodes (keyboards) have announced the impending release of their first new
album together since 1983's multi-platinum 'Seven & the Ragged Tiger.' Epic
Records will release the as-yet-untitled record worldwide in October 2004.

Writing in the south of France and recording at Sphere Studios in London,
the band members are currently working with producers Rich Harrison (Mary J.
Blige, Alicia Keys, Beyonce, Usher) and Don Gilmore (Good Charlotte, Linkin
Park, Pearl Jam, Sugar Ray), thereby drawing on a unique combination of R&B
and alternative rock experience.

The poignant "What Happens Tomorrow" and the electric/rock "Sunrise" (a
version of which was featured on the "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy"
soundtrack), both of which the band members have played live since reuniting
in 2003, are slated for inclusion on the new album. Other song highlights
include the moody, noirish "Still Breathing" and the mischievous "Bedroom
Toys." Stylistically adventurous, the album showcases the diverse influences
and abilities of each band member, blending brash rock guitar with slick
synths and LeBon's inimitable lyrics and melodies.

The album will also feature a one hour bonus DVD including live footage
shot over two nights at London's Wembley Arena this past spring and
exclusive behind-the-scenes video.

The announcement comes on the heels of a remarkable run of seventeen sold
out arena dates in the UK and Ireland and a victory at the BRIT Awards where
the band members were honored for their "Outstanding Contribution to Music."
They've also received Lifetime Achievement Awards at the MTV Video Music
Awards in New York and the Q Magazine Awards in London in the past year.

Writing and recording material between these triumphant tour dates and
accolades, the band poured their rediscovered chemistry and creative energy
into the new album. "When we decided to reunite, the first thing we did was
head to France to test our chemistry. It became really clear that the magic
was still there," explains LeBon. "Since then, playing together live has
cemented it. We've really rediscovered an incredible musical relationship."

In 2003, Duran Duran celebrated their 25th anniversary and the reunion of
the five founding band members with a run of tremendously successful
sold-out shows. They played to screaming fans in the U.S. and Japan and
filled vast stadiums in Australia and New Zealand. The tour dates marked the
first time the original members had played together since Live Aid in 1985.

The New York Post called one show, "powerful and inventive," while the
Village Voice declared, "[Duran Duran] swooned us to altitudesecclesiastic."