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From the clubs of Melbourne, to the Filmore Irving Plaza in New York City, 2009 has seen The Eternal build a momentum unrivaled by any other Australian independent band in the heavy rock scene. Taking ‘Kartika’ on the road across Australia, Portugal, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Finland, Hungary and for the first time Japan, Canada, USA and Mexico saw The Eternal secure major shows across the world.

If breaking in to the much sought after Japanese market wasn’t enough, The Eternal relished playing on the bill of the Firebox Metal Festival in Finland with major players such as Katatonia and Swallow the Sun. Continuing the surge, The Eternal supported Tarja (ex-Nightwish) on the North American leg of ‘The Storm Returns’ tour, and rounded off the ‘Kartika’ World Tour by supporting long time influence Anathema in Mexico City. On their return home the band played to an enthusiastic home crowd supporting Finnish Rockers The 69 Eyes. The Eternal can now boast being one of the only Australian bands to have successfully achieved a 32 date cross continental tour without the support of a major label.

Forming in Melbourne in 2003, The Eternal signed a two-album deal with Firebox Records of Finland on the strength of their self-titled promotional EP.

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FULL TRACK Under A New Sun (Sample)	0:52
FULL TRACK Delirium & Desire (Sample)	0:49
FULL TRACK Cast In Stone (Sample)	0:50
FULL TRACK Means For an Ending	4:19
Everlasting	4:18
Hollow Inside	4:48

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Deliberated wrote:
November 2011

These guys deserve more attention, although they haven't made an album that's good from start to finish yet, we'll see when the new album arrives.

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sevenlee7 wrote:
March 2011

Wow could they sound any more like The Tea Party??

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xSMRTx wrote:
March 2011

Cryptal Darkness was really great too... The Eternal is the same band, but they decided to play in a "Gothic Way"... Both are good..

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Shylohjacobs wrote:
March 2011

Now there are some albums that <a href="http://whatalltheguyswant.com">what all the guys want</a>! My boyfriend never let's me forget that!

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thirdstryker1 wrote:
March 2011

AWESOME

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G00G wrote:
February 2011

Have to listen to "Under A New Sun"

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G00G wrote:
February 2011

Sleep of Reason is very melodic and dramatic.

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Stereo_Silence wrote:
January 2011

i fucking love them

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Wolfmoss wrote:
June 2010

Heard about these guys through the Jeff Martin/Armada site. I very much like what I hear, especially the new stuff. I can't help but make Transmission-era Tea Party comparisons, which is an awesome thing. Sorry if that offends long time Eternal fans though, I'm not sure if you take that as an honour or insult. Please take it as an honour cos it is :)

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Melanch0ly01 wrote:
May 2010

we're gettin samples of the new album sooooooooooon, really soon :DDDDDD

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Manoulous wrote:
January 2010

Looking forward to the new album =)

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el_noir wrote:
July 2009

I've seen their performance in out small club in hungary! They are awesome in live too! Great band!

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sadafagah wrote:
July 2009

Kartika is awesome

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Napalmer wrote:
July 2009

Hello!) We are Tectum (death-doom/dark metal) band from Ukraine)listen our first debut demo and leave comment, if it is interesting stuff)then download,scrobble:) http://www.lastfm.ru/music/Tectum/Alpha

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PrideEd wrote:
June 2009

Great band!

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supersexy_jesus wrote:
May 2009

This band = pure (unadulterated) awsomeness.

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Her_Black_Wings wrote:
April 2009

usually not my cup of tea, but this album (Kartika) is really enchanting... Hope to see you live on Wednesday !

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leithy wrote:
February 2009

you guys put on a great show at the enigma bar, i was headbangin' all the way :P

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Napalmer wrote:
February 2009

So fucking cool album Kartika!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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mygrain2000 wrote:
January 2009

Emusic has Sleep of Reason and The Sombre Light of Isolation. Another example of a very talented Oz band. They sound a lot like Paradise Lost when they started experimenting with their sound.

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