TENTH PLANET Completes Work On Debut Album

July 21, 2008

Toronto, Canada's TENTH PLANET has completed work on its first full-length album, entitled "Everything Is Never Over".

The making of the album was an international affair, with sessions taking place in both Toronto (Orange Lounge Studios and The Pocket Studios) and West Cork, Ireland (Kingdom Recording Studio). Jeff Martin, former singer and guitarist for THE TEA PARTY, and producer of the band's 2005 EP "The Prophet Curse", once again took on production duties and co-wrote the song "Line In The Sand".

"Everything Is Never Over" was co-produced by multi-platinum-selling guitarist and founding member of OUR LADY PEACE Mike Turner. The album was mixed by Mike "Dullboy" Langford (EVANS BLUE) at The Pocket Studios, and mastering was done by Peter Letros of Wreckhouse Mastering (FINGER ELEVEN, NELLY FURTADO). Artwork was created by Marco Holtappel of Stargazer Design (THE TEA PARTY, JEFF MARTIN).

"Everything Is Never Over" track listing:

01. See Yourself
02. Lose Your Mind
03. Dissolution Meditation
04. Man In Full
05. Even If You Are Still Alive
06. Carbery
07. Little Nation
08. Weighed Down
09. Into Empire
10. Drafty
11. Line In The Sand
12. Balcony

TENTH PLANET has toured Europe twice (September 2006 and 2007) and was selected by BLACK SABBATH guitarist and founding member Tony Iommi as one of the finalists of his international Planet Rock search band competition.

The band has scheduled a CD-release show on Friday, August 8 at Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/songsofthetenthplanet.

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