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8THSIN Sign With BLACK LODGE RECORDS

July 2, 2004

8THSIN, the new project led by IT (a.k.a. Tony Särkkä, WAR, ABRUPTUM, OPHTHTALAMIA, VONDUR),have signed a deal with Black Lodge Records. "8THSIN is far from IT's earlier projects as both the image and music have changed dramatically," according to an official press release. "Only the power remains. Today the music is hard to label, but basically 8THSIN is about traditional hard rock with elements from thrash metal and electronic music. Something you have probably never heard before."

8THSIN are currently putting the finishing touches on their debut album, tentatively due in the fall.

For more information, visit www.8thsin.biz.

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