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ETERNITY BLACK: Former HELSTAR Members Bounce Back With New Band

March 18, 2005

Texas-based metal band ETERNITY BLACK, featuring former HELSTAR members Larry Barrigan (guitar),Rob Trevino (guitar) and Russell Deleon (drums),have posted their new five-song demo at their official web site. The demo, which was recorded at Spyder Studio with producer Gregg Gill, features the songs "Manipulator", "One Foot In the Grave", "Hit Man", "Rise" and "Stronghold".

ETERNITY BLACK's current lineup is completed by vocalist Ryan McKnight and bassist Jesse Tijerina. The group's next live appearance will take place on March 25 at Forgetta' Bout It in Houston, Texas. Also performing at the show will be DILATE and POWDERBURN.

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