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EPOCH OF UNLIGHT To Enter Studio Next Week

October 23, 2004

Tennessee's EPOCH OF UNLIGHT will be enterering Big Blue Meenie studio in New Jersey next week to record their third release for The End Records. Entitled "The Continuum Hypothesis", the follow-up album to 2001's "Caught in the Unlight" will contain over 55 minutes worth of new music that is being described as "death/black metal but faster yet more melodic than the previous" effort, according to a press release. The 11-track album will include the songs "Cardinallity" and "The Scarlet Thread" and will mark the recording debut with the group of new vocalist B.J.Cook (a.k.a. Lord Hellspawn) from Arkansas' FALLEN EMPIRE. An early 2005 release is expected.

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