ECHOES OF ETERNITY Writing 'Darker, Heavier' New Album

October 20, 2007

Guitarist Brandon Patton of the California-based, female-fronted progressive metallers ECHOES OF ETERNITY has issued the following update:

"We are using the time before the next tour [with TRAIL OF TEARS and CELLADOR, among others] to write our next album. So far we have a ton of ideas. It's going to be a darker, heavier and more beautiful album that we know you will love."

ECHOES OF ETERNITY's North American tour with TRAIL OF TEARS, CELLADOR and UNEXPECT will kick off on January 15 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

ECHOES OF ETERNITY's Olle Carlsson-directed video for the song "Voices in a Dream" can be viewed below. The track, which was chosen by the fans via a poll conducted at the band's official MySpace page, comes off the group's debut album, "The Forgotten Goddess", which was released in the U.S. on February 20 via Nuclear Blast Records (February 2 in Germany). The CD was recorded over a six-month period in Venice, California at RavensWork Studios and produced, engineered, and mastered by Eric Ryan.

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