INTO ETERNITY Seeking New Singer For Touring Purposes Only

November 9, 2011

Regina, Saskatchewan-based Canadian extreme progressive metallers INTO ETERNITY have issued the following update:

"As everybody already knows, our longtime singer Stu Block has joined ICED EARTH. We are very excited for him and he is killing it on tour in Europe right now! In the meantime, we are still getting gig offers from promoters. This means, we are looking for a touring-ONLY singer. It will not be an easy task to get someone like Stu, so it should be interesting to see who might be able to fill in!

"To audition, we're going to need to see a video of you singing an INTO ETERNITY song. In addition, we'd like to hear you sing our new single, 'Sandstorm'. Justin can email you the (instrumental) version of 'Sandstorm' to record vocals over."

You can contact the band at [email protected].

For more information, visit www.intoeternity.net.

INTO ETERNITY earlier in the year released its first new material since 2008 in the form of a new song called "Sandstorm". The track, which is available on iTunes and Bandcamp, features guest death vocals by Rob Doherty and marks the recording debut of the band's new drummer Brian Newbury, who was previously known in the western Canadian metal scene as a member of Edmonton, Alberta-based group DEATH TOLL RISING.
"Sandstorm" was written the day the USA took out Osama Bin Laden, and is inspired by the events that transpired.

INTO ETERNITY entered the studio this past summer to record four new songs "The Fringes Of Psychosis", "Fukushima", "Devoured By Sarcopenia" and an undisclosed acoustic track.

INTO ETERNITY's last album, "The Incurable Tragedy", came out in 2008 via Century Media.

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