INTO ETERNITY: New Guitar Lesson Series Posted Online

September 11, 2007

After spending the summer months touring arenas alongside DREAM THEATER, the Canadian quintet INTO ETERNITY heads back to the clubs tonight for a month-long run as direct support to EDGUY, with ECHOES OF ETERNITY and LIGHT THIS CITY rounding out the bill. This trek marks the group's fifth and likely final Stateside run in support of their critically acclaimed album, "The Scattering of Ashes".

Due to popular demand, Tim Roth (guitars, vocals) recently posted several new, amazing guitar lessons on his YouTube page. Check it out at this location. On of the clips can be viewed below.

Roth states: "The DREAM THEATER tour was a dream come true for us. All of our interludes and progressive parts come from DT, so it was amazing to get to know them. It's a great feeling to meet people that you look up to and they end up being really nice people. I have never seen players that good in my life! The whole tour was a lot of fun and we ended up getting to play in some huge venues.

"We are just about to start the last tour for 'The Scattering of Ashes' campaign with EDGUY, ECHOES OF ETERNITY and LIGHT THIS CITY. We are direct support to EDGUY and toured with them in 2005, so I know the shows will be killer. Now, we have a much bigger fan base and we can't wait to see everybody on the road. Keep it metal!"

INTO ETERNITY recently shot a stunning conceptual video for the track, "Timeless Winter", with up-and-coming director Don Thompson, and its stunning imagery is sure to help it stand apart from the pack. The video is featured in the group's new e-card, which also has all of Roth's YouTube guitar lessons, in addition to a new photo gallery. Click here to check it out.

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