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Vocalist SKI Quits FAITH FACTOR

November 29, 2010

Former DEADLY BLESSING singer Ski has left the Christian power metal band FAITH FACTOR. He says in a statement, "Many reasons are involved [for my decision to leave], but the main reason is me; that's all you need to know. Explanation was given to all band members. It had to be done. It ran its course. It was a great four years. All good things come to an end. The wrath that is yet to come has arrived. Thank you all for your concern. Time heal all wounds, and God is with me."

FAITH FACTOR released its full-length debut, "Against a Darkened Sky", in November 2008 via Retroactive Records. The CD was mixed at Cync Studios in Deptford, New Jersey. The CD layout was designed by Christian artist Rob Rock's (ex-IMPELLITTERI, DRIVER, JOSHUA) wife Liza with a 10-page booklet.

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