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SYMPHONY X: 'Rarities And Demos' Fan Club CD Now Available

July 23, 2005

"Rarities and Demos", the anxiously awaited first fan club CD from the official international SYMPHONY X fan club, Church of the Machine, was shipped out this week to fan club members. The CD includes demo material, rare unreleased material, and Michael J. Romeo's interpretation of the "Star Wars" theme, done with over 15 guitar tracks. The track listing is as follows:

01. Inferno (demo version)
02. The Odyssey (overture demo)
03. Eyes of Medusa (demo; originally titled "Gates of Misery", with different chorus)
04. A Winter's Dream Part II (original recording with Rod Tyler on vocals)
05. Disillusioned (unreleased track; demo version with Rod Tyler on vocals)
06. Star Wars Suite

More information on Church of the Machine can be found at www.churchofthemachine.com.

SYMPHONY X are currently touring North America as part of Gigantour, a six-week festival trek co-headlined by MEGADETH and DREAM THEATER. Other main-stage acts include FEAR FACTORY, THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN and NEVERMORE. Also appearing on the second stage are DRY KILL LOGIC, BOBAFLEX and LIFE OF AGONY.

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