ETERNITY X Albums To Be Reissued

January 25, 2006

New Jersey's defunct progressive metal band ETERNITY X will have their difficult-to-find three albums — 1993's "Zodiac", 1995's "Mind Games" and 1997's "The Edge" — reissued via through Wheel of Time Productions in late spring/early summer. The new releases will be remastered and will feature new artwork. A possibility exists that the band's two pre-albums EPs and other rare or previously unrelased material will find its way onto the reissues.

ETERNITY X singer/songwriter Keith Sudano is said to be looking for musicians to flesh out a new album and to entertain some requests for live performances. More information is available at www.eternity-x.com.

A division of Greece's Black Lotus Records, Wheel of Time Productions' mission is "the restoration and recirculation of certain important albums that marked heavy music in general," according to an official press release. "Albums that got limited distribution on their day, that until recently were thought as 'deleted,' albums which are considered as 'cult' and may be very hard (and expensive) to find."

For more information, visit www.wot-records.com.

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