INTO ETERNITY Shoots New Video, Prepares For The METAL FOR THE MASSES Tour

February 24, 2007

INTO ETERNITY are currently gearing up for the inaugural Metal For The Masses tour, which will be co-headlined by Swedish titans THE HAUNTED and DARK TRANQUILLITY, with SCAR SYMMETRY rounding out the stellar bill. The month-long trek kicks off on March 19 and marks the group’s second U.S. run with new members Steve Bolognese (ex-BEYOND THE EMBRACE) on drums and Justin Bender on guitars.

INTO ETERNITY just shot a new 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. Expect a spring premiere.

Tim Roth (guitars, vocals) checks in with the following report: "We are back to the snow and cold in our hometown again. The DESTRUCTION tour just ended in LA and the weather was perfect, so it was hard to leave. Thanks again to Schmier and DESTRUCTION for the friendship and overall great time! Also, we would like to send a huge thank you to all of our fans who came and supported the tour and drove hundreds of miles to see us. You all rule!

"Even though the tour ended in L.A., our work was not yet over. We spent the whole next day shooting our new video for 'Timeless Winter', and we ended up filming over seven hours of performance footage, along with a few hours for the conceptual segments. There was snow everywhere by the end of the shoot. Steve's drums had an inch on them by the time we were done. It was a lot of fun and I can't wait to see the final product. Now the band will be taking a week off before heading back to our jam spot to get ready for the Metal for the Masses tour. This will be the metal tour to see this year, without a doubt. This will also mark the second tour with our new members Steve and Justin who proved just how talented they are on the DESTRUCTION tour. This is the tightest INTO ETERNITY lineup yet! We can't wait to see you all on the road.?

INTO ETERNITY had a phenomenal 2006, which saw the release of a new album and a high-profile run on Gigantour alongside such genre titans as MEGADETH, LAMB OF GOD and OPETH. They emerged as one of the fest's most talked-about acts and quickly developed a die-hard legion of fans along the way. Their critically acclaimed new album, "The Scattering of Ashes", draws from all aspects of heavy music and is the perfect blend of technicality, memorable songwriting and traditional heavy metal.

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