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EWIGKEIT: Debut Album Available For Free Download

January 12, 2007

The 1997 debut album of left-field metal project EWIGKEIT is being offered up free to download at www.deathtomusic.com.

Originally released in 1997, "Battle Furies" is the early and raw sound of EWIGKEIT — when the output was of a black/death metal nature.

This is the first skirmish of Death To Music Productions for 2007 (since James Fogarty of EWIGKEIT burnt all his previous contracts and reclaimed the rights to everything he has previously written and recorded; see the video at YouTube.com and read the news story at this location).

EWIGKEIT is currently working on the follow-up to 2005/2006's "Conspiritus" (released via Earache Records),which should see the light of day sometime in late 2007.

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