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Into Eternity - Vocalist Stu Block Rejoins The Band
After leaving Iced Earth earlier this year, vocalist Stuart "Stu" Block rejoins his former band Into Eternity. He already performed with the band at the Loud As Hell Fest recently in Dinosaur Downs, Alberta (Canada).
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Source: | facebook.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Pre-Production Of The New Album Completed
Canadian metal force Into Eternity completed with the pre-production for their seventh studio record, the follow-up to 2018's The Sirens. Drum recording is next on the schedule, expected to commence in coming weeks. Stay tuned.
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Source: | facebook.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Release New Track, Announce New Album
Progressive metallers Into Eternity have surprised everyone but premiering a brand new song. The Canadian band also announced their first new album in ten years. The Incurable Tragedy released back in 2008 was their last album still with Stu Block (who left to join Iced Earth) in their ranks. Into Eternity is now fronted by Amanda Kiernan (The Order Of Chaos). The Sirens will be released on August 3rd and the first single "Fringes Of Psychosis" is the first advance track available. Are you excited about Into Eternity's return?
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Source: | facebook.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Sign To Kolony Records, Releasing New Album
The biggest news from Into Eternity in years arrived today. The unique Canadian band is finally releasing a new album, seven years after The Incurable Tragedy. Yes, it has been that long already. Since then, the progressive metallers faced line-up changes, the most relevant being that they lost vocalist Stuart "Stu" Block to Iced Earth. The new vocalist is Amanda Kiernan. There is also guitarist Matthew Cuthbertson and drummer Bryan Newbury accompanying founder Tim Roth and bassist Troy Bleich. The next step for the group is the release of the new album Sirens this fall via Kolony Records.
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Source: | kolonyrecords.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Former Guitarist Rob Doherty Passes Away
Former guitarist of Canadian progressive metal band Into Eternity, Rob Doherty, has passed away. Doherty was a member of Into Eternity from 2003 until 2005, and was most recently a member of Final Darkness. No further details about his death were disclosed so far.
The following message was posted on his band's Facebook page: "It is with incredible sadness that we must say good bye to our brother Rob - you will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved you... thank you for being a part of our lives. May you find peace my friend..."
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The following message was posted on his band's Facebook page: "It is with incredible sadness that we must say good bye to our brother Rob - you will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved you... thank you for being a part of our lives. May you find peace my friend..."
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Source: | facebook.com |
Band profile: | Final Darkness |
Into Eternity - New Song Online
"Fukushima", a brand new song from Canadian metallers Into Eternity, is available for streaming at this location.
According to the band: "The track was written about the Fukushima Daiichi, Japan nuclear disaster, a series of equipment failures, nuclear meltdowns, and releases of radioactive materials at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant following the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011. The song talks about the struggles involved, and the amazing ability of the Japanese people to overcome such a tragedy."
"Fukushima", which features guest death vocals by Rob Doherty, was engineered, mixed and mastered by Justin Bender at Touchwood Studios in Regina. The artwork for the single was created by Mattias Norén and can be viewed below.
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According to the band: "The track was written about the Fukushima Daiichi, Japan nuclear disaster, a series of equipment failures, nuclear meltdowns, and releases of radioactive materials at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant following the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011. The song talks about the struggles involved, and the amazing ability of the Japanese people to overcome such a tragedy."
"Fukushima", which features guest death vocals by Rob Doherty, was engineered, mixed and mastered by Justin Bender at Touchwood Studios in Regina. The artwork for the single was created by Mattias Norén and can be viewed below.
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Source: | facebook.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Announce Touring Replacement For Stu Block
Canadian progressive metallers Into Eternity have recruited the services of Amanda Kiernan (from The Order Of Chaos) to fill in for Stu Block, who joined Iced Earth, on the band's upcoming tours.
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Source: | leaderpost.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Enters The Studio This Weekend, New Single Version Online
Regina, Saskatchewan-based Canadian extreme progressive metallers Into Eternity will enter the studio this weekend to record drums for four new songs - "The Fringes Of Psychosis", "Fukushima", "Devoured By Sarcopenia" and an as-yet-untitled acoustic track.
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Source: | roadrunnerrecords.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - New Single Streaming Online
"Sandstorm", the brand-new single from Canadian tech progressive death metal band Into Eternity, can now be streamed over at Bravewords.
"Sandstorm" was written in May and features the band's new drummer Bryan Newbury (Death Toll Rising). The track also features the guest death vocals of former Into Eternity vocalist Rob Doherty. This streaming version is just the bonus Tim Roth (guitars/vocals)/Rob Doherty version.
The real version of "Sandstorm", which features singer Stu Block (recently enlisted by Iced Earth), Tim Roth and Rob Doherty, will be released on iTunes on July 25th.
Into Eternity are busy writing new material for the follow-up to 2008's The Incurable Tragedy.
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"Sandstorm" was written in May and features the band's new drummer Bryan Newbury (Death Toll Rising). The track also features the guest death vocals of former Into Eternity vocalist Rob Doherty. This streaming version is just the bonus Tim Roth (guitars/vocals)/Rob Doherty version.
The real version of "Sandstorm", which features singer Stu Block (recently enlisted by Iced Earth), Tim Roth and Rob Doherty, will be released on iTunes on July 25th.
Into Eternity are busy writing new material for the follow-up to 2008's The Incurable Tragedy.
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Source: | bravewords.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Release New Single This Month
A teaser for Sandstorm, the brand-new single by Canadian tech progressive death metal band Into Eternity, can now be streamed in the clip below. The song also features a guest appearance by former Into Eternity vocalist Rob Doherty.
"Sandstorm" is the title track off the band's upcoming new single, which is set to be released on iTunes later this month through Century Media.
Into Eternity are busy writing new material for the follow-up to 2008's The Incurable Tragedy.
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"Sandstorm" is the title track off the band's upcoming new single, which is set to be released on iTunes later this month through Century Media.
Into Eternity are busy writing new material for the follow-up to 2008's The Incurable Tragedy.
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Source: | facebook.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - New Album On The Way
Canadian metallers Into Eternity have issued the following update on their MySpace blog:
"A few days ago I checked my mail and was happy to find out Toy's Factory had sent me the Japanese releases of our last 2 releases: The Scattering Of Ashes and The Incurable Tragedy! It's nice to know that we have such great industry people and fans supporting us in Japan. I will never forget the great times we had in 2008 and 2009. Japan rules!
In other news, we have started rehearsals again and things are coming along. We have also started on "song 1". I have lots of music demoed at home now, so we are looking through it and starting our first new song. So far the song starts with an arpeggio instrumental and then heads into some heavy riffing.
Thanks for all the emails we have been getting wondering what is going on, well here it is. Thanks again to Japan for all the continued support!"
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"A few days ago I checked my mail and was happy to find out Toy's Factory had sent me the Japanese releases of our last 2 releases: The Scattering Of Ashes and The Incurable Tragedy! It's nice to know that we have such great industry people and fans supporting us in Japan. I will never forget the great times we had in 2008 and 2009. Japan rules!
In other news, we have started rehearsals again and things are coming along. We have also started on "song 1". I have lots of music demoed at home now, so we are looking through it and starting our first new song. So far the song starts with an arpeggio instrumental and then heads into some heavy riffing.
Thanks for all the emails we have been getting wondering what is going on, well here it is. Thanks again to Japan for all the continued support!"
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Source: | blogs.myspace.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - New Video Available Online
Century Media press release
The wait is finally over as Canadian extreme progressive metal "icons" Into Eternity proudly present their new conceptual, visual masterpiece for "Time Immemorial". The track appears on the group's critically acclaimed concept album, "The Incurable Tragedy", which debuted at 17 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart upon its September release.
The video, which features vocalist Stu Block in a prominent role, was filmed in Montreal in August, just before the group embarked on the Summer Slaughter Canada tour. That trek was followed by a run alongside the legendary Iced Earth, which capped off a year that also saw the band tour with Symphony X, At The Gates and The Dillinger Escape Plan, among others.
Block (vocals) further comments: "It was really cool and, to be frank, kinda creepy doing some silent acting in the video. I've done some acting in high school and some extra work in Vancouver, so I was sorta familiar with what to do. So, hey Rob Zombie, I'm ready man; throw me in yer next slasher flick!
It was a long day for everyone - 14 hours, I think. I don't think we knew what to expect from the video because the focus was more on the acting sequences as opposed to band performance, which was kind of weird for us. Everyone involved with the video were really laid back and cool, and the other actors and actresses were really awesome and helped me out if I had any questions. (They are the pro's, after all!)
We filmed the video in Montreal at a haunted house that had been turned into a nightclub/restaurant, so it was a treat both for us to be filming a video in Canada and for me being a horror movie buff, as I was definitely in my element. I was hoping for a ghost sighting or for people to start disappearing periodically, but well, that never happened.
We were really pressed for time near the end of the shoot due to the fact we had to pick up our tour manager from the airport since we were going to start a new tour, but what a way to start a tour! I think all in all we are happy the video is finally finished, and we hope our fans enjoy it! Thanks to all our fans for picking up "The Incurable Tragedy", and we will see you all on the road in the future."
The video can be watched here.
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The wait is finally over as Canadian extreme progressive metal "icons" Into Eternity proudly present their new conceptual, visual masterpiece for "Time Immemorial". The track appears on the group's critically acclaimed concept album, "The Incurable Tragedy", which debuted at 17 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart upon its September release.
The video, which features vocalist Stu Block in a prominent role, was filmed in Montreal in August, just before the group embarked on the Summer Slaughter Canada tour. That trek was followed by a run alongside the legendary Iced Earth, which capped off a year that also saw the band tour with Symphony X, At The Gates and The Dillinger Escape Plan, among others.
Block (vocals) further comments: "It was really cool and, to be frank, kinda creepy doing some silent acting in the video. I've done some acting in high school and some extra work in Vancouver, so I was sorta familiar with what to do. So, hey Rob Zombie, I'm ready man; throw me in yer next slasher flick!
It was a long day for everyone - 14 hours, I think. I don't think we knew what to expect from the video because the focus was more on the acting sequences as opposed to band performance, which was kind of weird for us. Everyone involved with the video were really laid back and cool, and the other actors and actresses were really awesome and helped me out if I had any questions. (They are the pro's, after all!)
We filmed the video in Montreal at a haunted house that had been turned into a nightclub/restaurant, so it was a treat both for us to be filming a video in Canada and for me being a horror movie buff, as I was definitely in my element. I was hoping for a ghost sighting or for people to start disappearing periodically, but well, that never happened.
We were really pressed for time near the end of the shoot due to the fact we had to pick up our tour manager from the airport since we were going to start a new tour, but what a way to start a tour! I think all in all we are happy the video is finally finished, and we hope our fans enjoy it! Thanks to all our fans for picking up "The Incurable Tragedy", and we will see you all on the road in the future."
The video can be watched here.
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Source: | intoeternity.net |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - Guitarist To Sit Out N. American Tour
Official Century Media press release:
"Canadian extreme progressive metal quintet Into Eternity -- whose new album, "The Incurable Tragedy," debuted at 17 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart last week -- return to the road this weekend, when they kick off a string of dates alongside Iced Earth. However, the band's lead guitarist, Tim Roth, is unable to participate in the tour.
The group has issued the following statement to explain matters further: "All of us in the band, and especially Tim, have been looking forward to this tour with Iced Earth for months. Over the years, Iced Earth has been a huge influence on Into Eternity, as anyone who owns "Dead or Dreaming" Iced Earth t-shirt] knows.
Unfortunately, the events of the past two years have recently taken their toll on Tim. Emotionally, he's a rock, but there are some important legal, financial and family-related matters at home that he needs to take care of right now. However, he's given us his blessing to do the tour without him so we can honor our commitments to our fans (who won't get a refund if the support act cancels), and continue to promote an album that we all very much believe in.
Luckily, Sean Maier from our labelmates Blessed By A Broken Heart has agreed to fill in on super-short notice. From what we've seen and heard on his MySpace, Sean's an amazing shredder, and we can't thank him enough for stepping in. Meanwhile, Stu is going to do his best to handle all of Tim's vocal parts, as well as his own. The vocal harmonies won't be as rich, but Stu vows to do the best he can.
Please know and understand that Into Eternity's lineup is not changing, and that Tim will rejoin the group on tour as soon as humanly possible. Again, it's not that Tim doesn't want to do this tour; it's just that he can't right now. Over the last three years, Tim has led Into Eternity through 300+ shows with death metal bands, power metal bands, prog-metal bands, metalcore bands and everything in between. We'll miss him out there, but the show must go on.
Thanks again to all the fans around the world who picked up "The Incurable Tragedy." We weren't sure how people would respond to such an emotional roller coaster, but we couldn't be more grateful for our fans' continued support. We can't wait to see you all on tour."
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"Canadian extreme progressive metal quintet Into Eternity -- whose new album, "The Incurable Tragedy," debuted at 17 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart last week -- return to the road this weekend, when they kick off a string of dates alongside Iced Earth. However, the band's lead guitarist, Tim Roth, is unable to participate in the tour.
The group has issued the following statement to explain matters further: "All of us in the band, and especially Tim, have been looking forward to this tour with Iced Earth for months. Over the years, Iced Earth has been a huge influence on Into Eternity, as anyone who owns "Dead or Dreaming" Iced Earth t-shirt] knows.
Unfortunately, the events of the past two years have recently taken their toll on Tim. Emotionally, he's a rock, but there are some important legal, financial and family-related matters at home that he needs to take care of right now. However, he's given us his blessing to do the tour without him so we can honor our commitments to our fans (who won't get a refund if the support act cancels), and continue to promote an album that we all very much believe in.
Luckily, Sean Maier from our labelmates Blessed By A Broken Heart has agreed to fill in on super-short notice. From what we've seen and heard on his MySpace, Sean's an amazing shredder, and we can't thank him enough for stepping in. Meanwhile, Stu is going to do his best to handle all of Tim's vocal parts, as well as his own. The vocal harmonies won't be as rich, but Stu vows to do the best he can.
Please know and understand that Into Eternity's lineup is not changing, and that Tim will rejoin the group on tour as soon as humanly possible. Again, it's not that Tim doesn't want to do this tour; it's just that he can't right now. Over the last three years, Tim has led Into Eternity through 300+ shows with death metal bands, power metal bands, prog-metal bands, metalcore bands and everything in between. We'll miss him out there, but the show must go on.
Thanks again to all the fans around the world who picked up "The Incurable Tragedy." We weren't sure how people would respond to such an emotional roller coaster, but we couldn't be more grateful for our fans' continued support. We can't wait to see you all on tour."
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Source: | myspace.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - New Song Online
Canadian metallers Into Eternity have posted the a new track entitled "Time Immemorial" on their MySpace page. The track comes off the band's upcoming album "The Incurable Tragedy" cover].
In other news, the band recently shot a new video for the track "Time Immemorial" acclaimed director Craig Bernard (Theory Of A Deadman).
Comments bassist Troy Bleich:
"We ended up making it to Montreal just in time for our video shoot for 'Time Immemorial.' The location was awesome, as it was apparently a haunted house. Didn't see any ghosts, though. That would've been cool, as it might have filled in the 13 hours of time spent waiting for Stu's acting career to take flight! In all seriousness, it was a very cool experience and I think the video is going to be awesome. Thanks to the director Craig and the rest of the crew for making it a time that was truly...immemorial."
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In other news, the band recently shot a new video for the track "Time Immemorial" acclaimed director Craig Bernard (Theory Of A Deadman).
Comments bassist Troy Bleich:
"We ended up making it to Montreal just in time for our video shoot for 'Time Immemorial.' The location was awesome, as it was apparently a haunted house. Didn't see any ghosts, though. That would've been cool, as it might have filled in the 13 hours of time spent waiting for Stu's acting career to take flight! In all seriousness, it was a very cool experience and I think the video is going to be awesome. Thanks to the director Craig and the rest of the crew for making it a time that was truly...immemorial."
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Source: | centurymedia.com |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
Into Eternity - New Album Details
Canadian metallers Into Eternity will release their new album, entitled "The Incurable Tragedy", on August 25th in Europe (August 29th in japan and September 2nd in US) via Century Media.
The album was recorded, mixed and mastered at Touchwood Studios (Regina, SK), produced and engineered by Grant Hall and Johnny Gasparic, mixed and mastered by Grant Hall (mixing assistant: Justin Bender). The cover artwork was done by Mattias Norén (www.progart.com).
"The Incurable Tragedy" cover] tracklisting:
01. Prelude To Woe
02. Tides Of Blood
03. Spent Years Of Regret
04. Symptoms
05. Diagnosis Terminal
06. The Incurable Tragedy I
07. Indignation
08. Time Immemorial
09. The Incurable Tragedy II
10. A Black Light Ending
11. One Funeral Hymn For Three
12. The Incurable Tragedy III
As previously stated here, a new song entitled "Diagnosis Terminal" is currently streaming on the band's MySpace page.
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The album was recorded, mixed and mastered at Touchwood Studios (Regina, SK), produced and engineered by Grant Hall and Johnny Gasparic, mixed and mastered by Grant Hall (mixing assistant: Justin Bender). The cover artwork was done by Mattias Norén (www.progart.com).
"The Incurable Tragedy" cover] tracklisting:
01. Prelude To Woe
02. Tides Of Blood
03. Spent Years Of Regret
04. Symptoms
05. Diagnosis Terminal
06. The Incurable Tragedy I
07. Indignation
08. Time Immemorial
09. The Incurable Tragedy II
10. A Black Light Ending
11. One Funeral Hymn For Three
12. The Incurable Tragedy III
As previously stated here, a new song entitled "Diagnosis Terminal" is currently streaming on the band's MySpace page.
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Source: | intoeternity.net |
Band profile: | Into Eternity |
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