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INTO ETERNITY To 'Test' Three Tracks On Upcoming Tour

March 18, 2008

Guitarist/vocalist Tim Roth of Canadian extreme progressive metallers INTO ETERNITY has issued the following update:

"The band has been rehearsing at our sub-freezing jam spot for two weeks solid. We have no heat in the place, so we're trying to rip scales with fingers that won't move. If we can play these songs, in these temperatures, then we should just fine on a heated stage!

"There are some Canadian and USA headlining shows coming up, so we want to be prepared. Also, we are throwing in a few old songs that have never been done before. One of the songs we haven't played since 2001. Hopefully that will make our long time fans happy on this tour. I think we will also be testing three new tracks from our new unreleased album. We get to hang out with SACRIFICE at the Winnipeg Metal Festival, so that is going to be a highlight of the year for me. SACRIFICE was one of the first thrash shows that I ever went to as a 14-year-old kid and that's what inspired me to play metal.

"So we'll be headlining in Canada and out to the East Coast. We'll hook up with the SYMPHONY X tour and tour the USA (a few Canadian shows too!). Then we'll jump on a plane in Boston and tour in Japan, then fly back home to Canada and start a full Canadian tour with our brothers in KATAKLYSM!"

INTO ETERNITY's "The Scattering of Ashes" campaign saw the band embark on five North American tours, with highlights including an appearance on Gigantour, performing alongside MEGADETH and LAMB OF GOD, but it was this past summer's tour alongside DREAM THEATER that really saw the band reach out to a new audience.

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