AVA INFERI Seeking Keyboardist

March 28, 2009

AVA INFERI, the Portugal-based band whose lineup includes Norwegian guitarist Rune Eriksen (a.k.a. ex-MAYHEM guitarist/songwriter Blasphemer),has issued the following update:

"We are now searching for a piano/keyboard player to fullfill and broaden our soundscape, both live and on record. As many of our earlier songs have piano parts as well, we thought it was time to bring this element out to its fullest.

"Criteria: You must be a creative and hardworking musician with your own gear, have availability for touring at any time and also to rehearse several days a week.
Live experience is also positive. So if you think you have what it takes and you are based in reasonable distance to Almada, drop us a mail at [email protected]."

AVA INFERI will release its third album, "Blood Of Bacchus", on May 25 via via France's Season Of Mist.

The final track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Truce
02. Last Sign Of Summer
03. Colours Of The Dark
04. Black Wings
05. Appeler Les Loups
06. Be Damned
07. Tempestade
08. Blood Of Bacchus
09. Memoirs

The album features guest appearances by Kristoffer Rygg (ULVER),Live Kostöl (PANTHEON I),Fredrik Söderlind (PUISSENCE) and the "amazing piano talent" Arne Martinussen.

The band says, "Be prepared for approximately 54 minutes of pure and honest inspiration."

AVA INFERI recently completed the Hellhounds Fest 2009 European tour, also featuring TIAMAT and THE 69 EYES.

Fan-filmed video footage of AVA INFERI's February 15, 2009 concert in Prague, Czech Republic can be viewed below (courtesy of "Spirit046").

AVA INFERI in 2007 released the video for the opening track of the group's second full-length album, "The Silhouette". The "A Dança das Ondas" clip was masterminded and directed by Rui Veiga who has previously worked with Robert Trujillo (METALLICA),among others.

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