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Former, Current Members Of EIDOLON Join Forces In 7TH REIGN

April 11, 2007

7TH REIGN, the Canadian power metal band featuring former EIDOLON vocalist Brian Soulard and EIDOLON bassist Adrian Robichaud, alongside guitarist Marios Panayiotis and drummer Niall Mellors, has just released its self-titled debut album through Overture Records.

According to the band's official bio, 7TH REIGN is "a power metal band that has a great amount of technical ability and a theatrical sound. Their self-titled debut album is filled with fast double bass, shredding guitar solos, soaring vocal lines and passionate lyrics. With another full album in demo format and a wealth of ideas already being worked on, 7TH REIGN promises to be a force within the metal community for a long time to come!"

For more information, visit www.7threign.com.

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