Ex-ELEGY Vocalist Signs U.S. Deal With PROGROCK RECORDS

June 13, 2007

Former ELEGY/VENGEANCE singer Ian Parry has inked a deal with ProgRock Records for the U.S. release of CONSORTIUM PROJECT IV album, entitled "Children of Tomorrow". The CD, which will be issued in Europe via Metal Heaven, is due for release in North America on July 31. The label will also release Parry's last solo album, "Visions", which came out in Europe in 2006.

Unlike Parry's previous CONSORTIUM PROJECT releases, "Children of Tomorrow" is said to be "a more diverse rock metal production with progressive elements reminiscent of his earlier productions." Parry spent more than a year on this epic production, writing, recording and mixing with former ELEGY bandmate/keyboard player Joshua Dutrieux. The songs were written as a collaboration between Parry, Dutrieux and the latest addition to the CONSORTIUM family, ex-WITHIN TEMPTATION drummer Ivar de Graaf.

"Children of Tomorrow" track listing:

01. A Sign Of The Times
02. Nowhere Fast
03. Neverland
04. Shadows
05. Exodus
06. Made in Heaven
07. Let The Wind Carry You
08. Enigma
09. Mastermind
10. Path Of Destruction
11. Children Of Tomorrow
12. How Far

Check out audio samples at this location.

Look for the CONSORTIUM PROJECT to hit the road later in 2007 as a prelude to an ELEGY reunion. More information will be made available soon.

CONSORTIUM PROJECT IV is:

Ian Parry - Vocals
Joshua Dutrieux - Keyboards
Ivar de Graaf - Drums
Henrik van der Laars - Guitar

Guest musicians:

Lou St. Paul (WINTER'S BANE) - Guitar
Rosita Abbink - Female Vocals
Erna auf der Haar - Female Vocals
Kyrah Dutrieux - Spoken Words
Judith Rijnveld - Femals Choirs
Niels Vejylt - Guitar
Marcel van der Zwam - Bass

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