EVERGREY: 'Major Changes' To Be Announced

March 27, 2010

Swedish metallers EVERGREY have issued the following update:

"Been a long time since the last update but we are currently extremely deep into the songwriting and recording of the new album which should be released during the fall 2010.

"Do we need to tell you that it sounds good, great, fantastic…? Like always, right? At the same time we are working with a lot of new people to ensure the best possibilities for a successful work for the new album. There will be more news about this soon. But there are some MAJOR changes in the world of EVERGREY, and we are confident it will all be for the better.

"At the moment we are booking a short tour for Europe in May, tour of South America in June and some dates for the USA in connection with that. Festivals on top of that and so far we have a couple we can't go official with until we get the word, so be sure to visit [our web site] to stay on top of where you can catch us soon."

Upcoming EVERGREY shows:

Jun. 25 - Graspop Metal Meeting - Dessel, BEL
Jul. 03 - Unirock - Istanbul, TUR

"Torn", the latest album from EVERGREY, entered the official chart in the band's home country at position No. 4. The CD was released in North America on September 23, 2008. The limited edition came in a high-class digipack with one bonus track ("Caught In A Lie").

"Torn" was previously described by frontman Tom S. Englund as a "modern mix of 'In Search Of Truth' and 'Recreation Day'." "The tracks are all guitar-oriented and very atmospheric," he said. "They have exactly the sound that our fans expect from us."

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