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THROES OF DAWN Announces New Keyboardist

July 9, 2010

Long-running Finnish "dark metal" band THROES OF DAWN has announced the addition of keyboardist Henri Andersson to the group's ranks. According to THROES OF DAWN, "Andersson has been playing live with the band since the beginning of 2010 when the band started touring after the release of our fifth full-length album, 'The Great Fleet Of Echoes', and fits the band perfectly. All members of THROES OF DAWN welcome Henri and are looking forward to both future live shows and recording a new album with him."

"The Great Fleet of Echoes" was released via Firebox Records during the Finnish Metal Expo on February 19. The CD was made available as both a digiback CD and a limited double LP with 24-bit mastering. The double LP includes two bonus songs.

"The Great Fleet of Echoes" was recorded at Timo Kotipelto's (STRATOVARIUS) studio and was mastered at Finnvox Studios in Helsinki.

Commented singer Henri Koivula: "'The Great Fleet of Echoes' is a clear expansion in the bands songwriting. Showing more versatile, progressive and melodic approach into the gloom and melancholy our music reflects. A firm and logical step forward."

"The Great Fleet of Echoes" track listing:

01. Entropy
02. Ignition of the Grey Sky
03. Velvet Chokehold
04. Soft Whispers of the Chemical Sun
05. Chloroform
06. Slow Motion
07. We Have Ways to Hurt You
08. Lethe
09. The Great Fleet of Echoes
10. Blue Dead Skies

Total running time: 54:25

THROES OF DAWN's fourth album, "Quicksilver Clouds", was released in the U.S. in January 2005 via Cleopatra Records. The U.S. version of the album featured a completely different cover to the European edition, which was issued in 2004 through Avantgarde/Wounded Love Records. The follow-up to 2000's "Binding of the Spirit" was recorded and mixed in three separate sessions between August and November 2003 at Sonic Pump studios in Helsinki.

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