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EVEN VAST: New Version Of 'Dawning Gloom' Available For Download

September 12, 2004

Long-running Italian doom melodic band EVEN VAST have uploaded a new version of the song "Dawning Gloom" at their official web site. The track has been completely re-arranged and re-recorded at the group's own studio (H-Sound Studio). Download the song at this location.

EVEN VAST are currently working on the as-yet-untitled follow-up to "Outsleeping", tentatively due in early 2005 through Cruz Del Sur Music. Mastering duties will be handled at Mastersound Studio in Fellbach, Germany.

EVEN VAST are scheduled to perform at a benefit concert for KWF (Dutch Cancer Organisation) on January 28, 2005 at Hedon in Zwolle, Holland. Also appearing on the bill will be EPICA, ORPHANAGE, VANKATOEN and TASTE OF INSANITY.

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