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ELDRITCH, Ex-LABYRINTH Members To Guest On FOGALORD CD

March 3, 2007

FOGALORD is the name of the new Italian "all-star" project led by SYNTHPHONIA SUPREMA and TRAGEDIAN session keyboardist Dany All. According to a press release, "this musical journey blends the influences of MANOWAR, RHAPSODY, BLIND GUARDIAN, and GRAVE DIGGER. Special guests include Gabriele Palermo (TRAGEDIAN),Terence Holler (ELDRITCH) on vocals and Frank Andiver (ex-LABYRINTH, WONDERLAND, ORACLE SUN) on drums. Since this project is newly formed, we are without a deal for the moment, but in the process of putting together and recording material to secure one soon. As well as talking to a few known bass players within the Italian metal scene."

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

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