PANTHEON I Seeking New Vocalist

August 4, 2010

Norwegian extreme metallers PANTHEON I have issued the following update:

"PANTHEON I is looking for an extreme vocalist for both recording and live appearances.

"We have just finished writing the new album which will be recorded this year, and we have a very good recorder on board. Live appearances are also being considered.

"The right person will have a flamboyant stage personality and MUST BE ABLE TO REHEARSE IN OSLO TWICE A WEEK. Basically, you must be very good at extreme vocals, but it is also an advantage if you can sing clean vocals and help with the lyrics. Experience is not as important as the right attitude and what you can do.

"Contact us at [email protected] if you are interested and feel you have what it takes. (Feel free to send us recording / demo-tracks, etc. that demonstrates your vocals.)

"To hear some PANTHEON I tracks, [go to] this location."

PANTHEON I's video for the song "Serpent Christ" can be viewed below. The song comes off the band's latest album, "Worlds I Create", which was released in July 2009 on Candlelight Records. The CD includes a guest appearance on the track "Ascending" from KATATONIA frontman Jonas Renkse.

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