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Breathing new life into a tried and true genre comes Canada’s Into Eternity. One of the most critically acclaimed bands of 2004 and definitely one of 2005’s hardest working, Into Eternity have returned and delivered their defining moment in metal history. Borrowing from all aspects of heavy music “The Scattering of Ashes” is the perfect blend of technicality, memorable songwriting, traditional heavy metal and the sheer savagery of metal’s extreme genres.
Proving true the age-old maxim “whatever doesn’t kill us makes us stronger,” Into Eternity has evolved and accomplished much despite adversity. Though many lineup changes have been seen throughout the years, founding members Tim Roth (guitars) and Jim Austin (drums) have always remained the band’s tight-knit songwriting nucleus. In 2005, the band was joined by Stu Block (vocals) and Troy Bleich (bass) to create the band’s strongest lineup to date. Soon after, the group began touring with a laundry list of today’s seminal acts (Amorphis, Hate Eternal, Hammerfall, Edguy, Stratovarius, Opeth, Nevermore, Gamma Ray and Kataklysm), making them one of the industry’s hardest working artists.
Upon first listen to “The Scattering of Ashes”, it’s easy to see that the band’s musicianship is second to none. Roth has cemented his foothold as one of today’s most exciting six stringers, and Austin and Bleich are without a doubt a rhythm section to be reckoned with.
Proving true the age-old maxim “whatever doesn’t kill us makes us stronger,” Into Eternity has evolved and accomplished much despite adversity. Though many lineup changes have been seen throughout the years, founding members Tim Roth (guitars) and Jim Austin (drums) have always remained the band’s tight-knit songwriting nucleus. In 2005, the band was joined by Stu Block (vocals) and Troy Bleich (bass) to create the band’s strongest lineup to date. Soon after, the group began touring with a laundry list of today’s seminal acts (Amorphis, Hate Eternal, Hammerfall, Edguy, Stratovarius, Opeth, Nevermore, Gamma Ray and Kataklysm), making them one of the industry’s hardest working artists.
Upon first listen to “The Scattering of Ashes”, it’s easy to see that the band’s musicianship is second to none. Roth has cemented his foothold as one of today’s most exciting six stringers, and Austin and Bleich are without a doubt a rhythm section to be reckoned with.
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Buried in Oblivion
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The Incurable Tragedy
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NocturnalBear wrote:
I've met them a few times. They are killer dudes!! Stu is a funny man to talk to
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Xfing wrote:
The Incurable Tragedy is terrible in general, except for only a few tracks. And the lyrics are too fucking sad to bear with. My favs are Dead or Dreaming and TSoA. Buried in Oblivion is considered their best but hell, the compositions sound forced on that album.
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csankurgoyal wrote:
I like the artisrt very much
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Lemmy_is_God wrote:
The voice in perfect.
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Chewbaccara wrote:
It is worth getting although the effect-laden vocals are a bit annoying. Some kind of a downward spiral after Buried In Oblivion by the way.
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ChrisTSL wrote:
Is their debut album worth getting? I thought DOD was just mediocre but BIO is phenomenal
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FlightofC wrote:
Aller Canada! Une de mes meilleures bandes de musique Canadiens :)
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TheMightyOden wrote:
Into eternity is my fucking favorite band!
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bleedthesky212 wrote:
Excellent live band. Saw them open for Iced Earth last year.
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vimto03 wrote:
Sweet.
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Schander wrote:
Mediocore?? Have you actually listened to their guitar work?
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AlexMalborov wrote:
Their music is totally mediocre, but Stu's vocal range is unbelievable.
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MesmythCore wrote:
WOAH why did i discover em so lately? freaking awesome band
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Mgferraresso wrote:
Timeless Winteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer !!! |,,/
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Hopkinator wrote:
So good.
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tilhelvete wrote:
Somewhat upset to know we share a country
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FinisMalorum_ wrote:
Hilariously stupid.
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AdamsFM wrote:
One of my favorite bands
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RecycledFlesh wrote:
This isn't as bad as I thought it would be. I like the vocals.
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KaeroO wrote:
clean vox? in my durth metul?
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Into Eternity Drummer manages Drum Shop
7 Oct 2009 | from blog.myspace.com/officialintoeternity
"I recently began working at a drum shop called "247 Drums" in
Winchester, MA. I was hired to be the drum instructor, only to find out
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captmorgan82, Shade187, Moriar666 and 3 other people added Into Eternity to their libraries. yesterday evening
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Rifugium wrote about Into Eternity in My official Top 100 favorite albums, 2000-2009. Sunday morning
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shadowarcturus, ohvianny and Animus5 added Into Eternity to their libraries. Sunday morning
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peccaminoso tagged Into Eternity with melodic death metal and progressive metal. Saturday morning
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peccaminoso, mcgelie, Facelessbitch and 1 other person added Into Eternity to their libraries. Saturday morning
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Artemus_Cain wrote about Into Eternity in My Best of 2009 part 2. Thursday evening
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illninoese wrote about Into Eternity in My entire CD collection, so far..... Thursday morning
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illninoese wrote about Into Eternity in a deleted journal. Thursday morning
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Thiala and FireDragonMetal added Into Eternity to their libraries. Wednesday evening
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arglactable tagged Into Eternity with progressive death metal, melodic death metal and progressive metal. Wednesday evening
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My entire CD collection, so far....
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