APRIL ETHEREAL Calls It Quits

January 11, 2007

Polish dark rock/metal band APRIL ETHEREAL has officially split up after a little more than 10 years of "rocking around," according to a press release. "We came to a point where we felt satisfied in 100% with all that we've done and achieved with the band in the past 10 years and agreed that time has come to move forward with another project," the group writes in a statement.

"First of all, we would like to thank our fans — without you this dream couldn't go on, thanks for your support for all those years, you became a part of APRIL ETHEREAL! A big hello goes to all individuals that supported us and believed in our music as well as for all the bands that we toured with and shared the same stage. We'll meet again for sure in the future."

APRIL ETHEREAL's final release was the 2005 EP, entitled "2005 A.E.".

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