FOREVER IT SHALL BE Calls It Quits

September 15, 2010

Braunschweig, Germany-based metal/hardcore act FOREVER IT SHALL BE has released the following statement:

"It is not easy for us to announce that FOREVER IT SHALL BE is dead.

"After four years and two released records, we decided to pack our bags and move on.

"There is no spectacular story behind this, no bad blood within the band or anything like that — there's just no motivation left to continue the band.

"We've had a great time, toured Europe with awesome bands like THE HAUNTED, ALL SHALL PERISH and NEAERA, and met some really nice and cool people down the road.

"We'd like to thank everybody who was involved in making this possible!

"There will be a final farewell show in our hometown; we will release more info on that as we have it!

"Some of us will surely be seen in new bands/projects in the near future, so keep your eyes and ears open!"

FOREVER IT SHALL BE released its sophomore album, "Sonic Death Squad", in March via Maintain Records. The 12-song CD was recorded at Rape of Harmonies studio (HEAVEN SHALL BURN, MAROON) in Triptis, Germany and features cover artwork (see below) by Justin Osbourne of Slasher Design.

"Sonic Death Squad" track listing:

01. Hardcover
02. The Art Of Deflection
03. Origin
04. Ancestor's Scorn
05. World On Fire
06. Whatever Doesn't Kill
07. Thunderation
08. Forever It Shall Be
09. Sonic Death Squad
10. Abraxas
11. King Of The Flies
12. Funeral Feast

FOREVER IT SHALL BE's debut album, "Reluming the Embers", was released in June 2007 via Maintain Records. The CD was produced by Ralf Mueller and Alexander Dietz (HEAVEN SHALL BURN) at Rape of Harmonies and features a guest appearance by John Gahlert (FALL OF SERENITY).

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