PHARAOH And CANVAS SOLARIS To Cover CORONER

October 4, 2006

American metal bands PHARAOH (the Pennsylvania-based heavy metal band featuring vocalist Tim Aymar, formerly of CONTROL DENIED) and CANVAS SOLARIS have begun work on a unique split 7" release planned for early 2007. Each band will contribute its version of a song by the legendary Swiss progressive thrash band CORONER. CANVAS SOLARIS, an instrumental band itself, will offer its version of the the CORONER instrumental "Arc-Lite", while PHARAOH will contribute in the form of "Tunnel of Pain". This will be the first vinyl release for both PHARAOH and CANVAS SOLARIS. A label is expected to be confirmed shortly.

PHARAOH's second album, "The Longest Night", was released by Cruz del Sur Music in February. Sensory Records released CANVAS SOLARIS's second album, "Penumbra Diffuse", earlier this year, and the band recently completed recording its third full-length.

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