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ECLIPSE ETERNAL To Play First Show In Six Months This Friday

July 9, 2008

Canadian black metal band ECLIPSE ETERNAL will play its first show in six months this Friday, July 11 at the Annex Wreckroom (794 Bathurst St) in Toronto to celebrate the release of its second album, "Ubermensch: Evolution beyond the Species". Also scheduled to appear are EMPYREAN PLAGUE and DEATHMARCH. The show is all ages and $10 at the door. Doors 6:45 p.m. for an early show which ends at 10.

"The Dragon Has Come to Blot out the Stars", the new video from ECLIPSE ETERNAL, can be viewed below. According to the group, the clip was shot during October/November 2007 by Dark Frame Pictures with director Adrian Kent and "was financed by the band and by Dark Frame Pictures exclusively (and it was not cheap as you can tell!). It was shot in 10+ locations over 4 full 6AM-to-4AM shoots in the fucking cold north. It required us to have our ex-bassist fall in a freezing lake and me then go in and pull her out, surround ourselves with a burning ring of fire (and almost burn along with it),walk back and forth through two feet of snow for six hours straight, have our drummer be blind for five-hour intervals, work with a child and lot of other fun stuff. Luckily for us, we had a great production crew and director making sure no one died or killed on another."

"The Dragon Has Come to Blot out the Stars" comes off ECLIPSE ETERNAL's latest album, "Ubermensch: Evolution beyond the Species", which was mixed in Sweden by Fredrik Nordström (DIMMU BORGIR, ZYKLON, OLD MAN'S CHILD). The CD is available now through The End Records distribution.

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