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BLOOD OF CHRIST Calls It Quits

December 10, 2006

The members of Toronto's BLOOD OF CHRIST have laid the band to rest after 13 years in a move that sees the group's guitarist/founder Jeff Longo relocating to London (Ontario) to join forces with original BLOOD OF CHRIST drummer Jason Longo and original vocalist Jason Deaville. This songwriting trio reunites the classic lineup of the critically acclaimed 1995 demonstration cassette "The Lonely Flowers of Autumn" under the new moniker AUTUMN 1971. The band is currently writing material and has plans to record by spring.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/autumn1971.

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