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BREACH THE VOID To Release 'The Monochromatic Era' In October

April 7, 2010

Switzerland's BREACH THE VOID (formerly ETNA) will release its debut album, "The Monochromatic Era", on October 11 via Coroner Records. The CD was mastered at Antfarm Studio by Tue Madsen (DARK TRANQUILLITY, MNEMIC, THE HAUNTED) and it features the following track listing:

01. Propagate
02. Subversive Mind
03. Retribution Engine
04. Customized Genotype
05. Falling
06. Digital Structure
07. EC-10
08. Ruins
09. Spirals
10. System Failure

Formed by ex-SYBREED drummer Alex Anxionna, BREACH THE VOID's forthcoming CD is described in a press release as "a glacial modern metal platter featuring a strong impact and dreaming melodies."

BREACH THE VOID recently travelled to Sweden to film a video for the song "Propagate" with director Jakob Arevarn (ADEPT, CARNAL FORGE, DEAD BY APRIL).

BREACH THE VOID is:

Marko Romero - Vocals
Frederic De Cecco - Guitars
Alex Anxionna - Drums, Synth, Machines
Fabian Ferraglia - Bass

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

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