THY MAJESTIE Part Ways With Singer, Seek Replacement

April 21, 2006

Italy's THY MAJESTIE have parted ways with singer Giulio Di Gregorio (IRENCROS). "There are a lot of personal reasons for this choice, but it had to be done," the band write on their web site. "It will be really difficult to find a replacement here in Sicily, so at the moment THY MAJESTIE's future is uncertain. We hope to come back soon with good news.

"We have posted on our site a .Zip file with some mp3s of our latest album, if you think that you are a professional singer and you would like to join THY MAJESTIE, please download the file from here: MP3s, add your voice and then send back the mp3 to our official address. We will let you know."

THY MAJESTIE's latest album, "Jean D'Arc", was released last fall via Scarlet Records. The follow-up to 2002's "Hastings 1066" was mastered at The Mastering Room in Sweden by Goran Finnberg.

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