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DEICIDE, COUNCIL OF THE FALLEN, RESURRECTION Members Join Forces In ORDER OF ENNEAD

May 2, 2008

DEICIDE drummer Steve Asheim has joined forces with guitarist/vocalist Kevin Quirion (COUNCIL OF THE FALLEN) and bassist Scott Patrick (RESURRECTION) in a brand new band called ORDER OF ENNEAD.

Commented the group: "We have been writing songs and rehearsing since September 2007 and have recorded a nine-song demo. Plans are to record our debut full-length album later this year and to tour as much as possible. You can go to our MySpace page and hear a song from this demo with newcomer John Li on lead guitar."

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

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