just checked out Into Eternity

[Creeps]

woah..

Everyone who loved Mercenary last year will be very happy if you haven't heard these guys..

death/clean voclas with VERY heavy progmetal music, a lot of monster riffs as well.. I think these guys will be a treat live.

 

[AngraRULES]

Just checked em out too! Elysium Dream is a great fucking song! Looking forward to see those guys at PP V !!

 

[JayKeeley]

If anyone is unfamiliar with Into Eternity, I'd highly recommend starting with "Buried in Oblivion". Not only is it their latest album, it's also their best. That's not to say "Dead or Dreaming" isn't also a spectacular piece of work, I would just suggest making my way backwards through their discography.

FYI - There was some original interest in Into Eternity playing at PPIII, so I think Glenn may have been keeping an eye on them for quite some time now. The timing is perfect since their material is even stronger now than it was back then.

 

[Maureen]

on BW&BK: Into Eternity just parted ways w/ their bassist. Hope they get someone good!



Maureen

 

[Ruthven]

Yeah, they are pretty cool. They didn't blow my fusebox like Pain of Salvation did (and i was expecting the opposite, really, since I like death vocals), but they should be interesting to hear live.

 

[Mephistopheles]

Nothing against Bass players... but if you are going to lose somebody, they seem to be the most expendable

 

[Creeps]

unless your Les Claypool

 

[Marlies]

Or Scott Krall. Of course I'm not gonna compare anyone to the likes of Claypool but he's a damn good bassist and not that easy to replace. Good luck to Scott in whatever he's up to next and good luck to the band in finding a replacement.....

 

[Rakosh]

unless your Les Claypool

or Steve Harris...!

:Smokin:

 

[Pellaz]

or Steve Harris...!

:Smokin:

--Or Geddy Lee.



"Rush parted ways with Geddy Lee today for NOT drinking on New Year's Eve. Replacing him on vocals will be....Shagrath."

 

[Demonspell]

LOL...his departure seems very abrupt, especially coming almost immediately after the Progpower announcement...I just hope IE doesn't have too many more lineup changes...