A LIFE ONCE LOST Signs With SEASON OF MIST

January 25, 2011

A LIFE ONCE LOST has inked a deal with Season Of Mist. The band's new album will be released in the summer.

A LIFE ONCE LOST is currently finishing up the writing process and is about to begin recording in Philadelphia. Paul Romano (MASTODON, TRIVIUM, THE RED CHORD),designer of the art for previous A LIFE ONCE LOST records "Hunter" and "Iron Gag", is confirmed to illustrate the album art.

"After over a year and a half of working on this record and setback after setback we can finally announce that it is coming out on Season Of Mist in 2011," affirms guitarist Doug Sabolick.

"Taking time away from the road helped us look at the band from an outside perspective, which then helped mold a record that encompasses our collective mood over the past few years in typical A LIFE ONCE LOST fashion.

"Musically, the theme of this record is to pummel the listener into submission via ignorant riffs.

"We are finishing writing and demoing as we speak and look forward to working hand in hand with Season Of Mist to deliver our vision to the masses."

Guillaume Rochard of Season Of Mist adds: "Season Of Mist is proud to welcome U.S. metallurgists A LIFE ONCE LOST to the roster.

"As a label, we have been striving to be open to more modern and varied styles of metal and A LIFE ONCE LOST embodies the crowning achievement of that endeavor. And as people, we're just fans of the band!"

"As a manager, it’s exciting to work with A LIFE ONCE LOST. We worked together on their Ferret Music debut as PR and I have watched the band grow as individuals and as artists," states manager Maria Ferrero, owner of Miss Management and Adrenaline PR. "A LIFE ONCE LOST has definitely made their mark, and now I'm even more excited to be a part of this era of the ALOL evolution."

A LIFE ONCE LOST will hit the road in February with technical metal kings ATHEIST. REVOCATION and LAST CHANCE TO REASON will also appear on the bill.

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