ETERNAL RUIN Parts Ways With Singer

November 26, 2007

ETERNAL RUIN, the Maryland-based death metal band featuring former members of DYING FETUS and MISERY INDEX, has parted ways with singer Chris Yuastella.

"It seems the band and Chris have reached a plateau of complacency over the past few years," reads a statement from the group. "We firmly believe now is the best time to make this move based solely on the band's future. We've already begun working on the new stuff and [are] extremely pleased thus far. The new stuff will be a little more defined than previous efforts plus will definitely have the brutality the band is known for."

ETERNAL RUIN released its debut album, "Decomposing Salivation", in 2006 via Amputated Vein Records. The group toured across the U.S. in support of the album with Sweden's IMMERSED IN BLOOD.
For more information, visit www.myspace.com/eternalruin.

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