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EDEN'S FALL Parts Ways With Guitarist

April 17, 2007

Chicago-based metal band EDEN'S FALL and longtime guitarist Rob Aquino have mutually agreed to part ways. A replacement axeman has already been found and will be officially announced soon.

Commented bassist Dan Gronowski: "We have been very fortunate to have had a steady lineup since EDEN'S FALL was formed in the summer of 2000. This has been a difficult decision, but everyone involved has agreed that getting a new guitarist would be best for the future of the band. There are no hard feelings whatsoever and we all remain good friends with Rob and wish him the best of luck in the future. We are very thankful for the time that Rob spent with the band and all of his contributions to our music. However, due to physical, financial and personal reasons, Rob is not able to dedicate the time needed to continue working with the band. We are currently writing new songs for the follow-up to our debut CD, 'Harmony of Lies', and hope to be able to enter the studio before the end of the year to record."

EDEN'S FALL recently announced that it signed a digital distribution deal for the band's debut album, "Harmony of Lies". The entire CD, or individual tracks, can now be purchased and downloaded from most of the popular Internet music services such as iTunes, Napster, AudioLunchbox, BuyMusic, MP3tunes, iSound, PayPlay and many others.

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