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THE SOUND ARCHIVES Working On EP

June 8, 2009

Former members of FOREVER WINGS FOLD and ex-INMEMORY frontman Marco Lira have joined forces to create the new progressive rock quartet THE SOUND ARCHIVES. This young and extremely talented group combines catchy hooks and heavy breakdowns to appeal to fans of such acts as THE MARS VOLTA, INCUBUS and GLASSJAW.

In only six short months, THE SOUND ARCHIVES has written a number of songs that will be self-released in the summer.

The band is currently working with musician and record producer Beau Burchell of SAOSIN and Bret Hudzietz on an as-yet-untitled EP.

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

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