THREAT SIGNAL To Film 'A New Beginning' Video

April 8, 2008

Canadian metallers THREAT SIGNAL will team up with award-winning film director RT of 235 Films on Thursday, April 10 for a video shoot for the song "A New Beginning". The track comes off the group's debut album, "Under Reprisal", which was released in North America on August 22, 2006 via Nuclear Blast Records.

THREAT SIGNAL recently uploaded a demo version of a new song, entitled "Beyond Recognition", on the group's MySpace page.

Drummer George Parfitt left THREAT SIGNAL last year in order to focus on his family life. He has since been replaced by Norm Killeen.

THREAT SIGNAL tour dates:

April 08 - The Foundation Nightclub - Barrie, ON
April 11 - The Salt Lounge - London, ON
April 12 - Casbah - Hamilton, ON
April 19 - St. Paul's United Church - Milton, ON
April 27 - L3 Nightclub - St. Catharines, ON

As BLABBERMOUTH.NET first reported on August 13, 2007, THREAT SIGNAL vocalist Jon Howard has joined forces with FEAR FACTORY members Christian Olde Wolbers (guitar) and Raymond Herrera (drums) in a new group called ARKAEA.

ARKAEA has just finished pre-production and is scheduled to enter the studio to begin recording its debut album. The CD promises to be as pummeling as anything the team of Olde Wolbers and Herrera has ever written.

Howard has been a part of the FEAR FACTORY family ever since Olde Wolbers served as producer for "Under Reprisal". Given that connection, the chemistry was there the instant the band started playing together.

The band's as-yet-untitled debut is due this fall on Koch Records. Touring activities are in the works in support of the record.

You can preview new music at www.myspace.com/arkaeamusic.

THREAT SIGNAL "Demo Diary" video series part 1:

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