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GLORIA MORTI Announces New Bassist

February 18, 2009

Finnish metallers GLORIA MORTI have issued the following update:

"We have finally decided to add Aki Salonen [pictured below] of NEVEREND to our band as a full-time member. He has been working as a session bass player at our shows for few years now, and we felt that the time was ripe to ask him join us. During these years, Aki has proved himself to be a skilled and dedicated musician. Welcome aboard, brother."

GLORIA MORTI is currently working on the follow-up to the band's second album, "Eryx", which was released last year through Stay Heavy Records in Finland and Cyclone Empire Records in the rest of Europe.

(Thanks: fireangel / Night Elves)

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