ETERNAL LEGACY: New Album Title Revealed

January 26, 2010

Cleveland, Ohio-based metallers ETERNAL LEGACY have set "Seeking No Peace" as the title of their new album, due later in the year via Auburn Records. Gitarist/vocalist Jason Vanek will once again handle the production duties at the band's own Mercinary Studios in Cleveland.

In other news, the band's second and current album, "Lifeless Alive", will be released for worldwide distribution via Auburn Records in February. The album had been released on a limited basis locally last November.

"This next album is coming together very quickly," says guitarist Shaun Vanek. "Right after we mixed and mastered 'Lifeless Alive', we started writing another one. We have five songs ready and two more in the works.

"Tim (Frederick, bass) was added to the band after 'Lifeless Alive' had been finished. His energy and talent inspired us to kick out some more new music. The energy within the band and this next album is over the top.

"ETERNAL LEGACY is in domination mode. We are working non-stop to bring the heavy metal we love to all of our friends. We do not want to be a band that releases a new album every three or four years. We'd like to keep the new music coming out at a steady pace like bands used to do back in the '70s.

"Due to events and changes ETERNAL LEGACY has been through in the past couple of months, we decided to call this album 'Seeking No Peace'. It will be more of the heavier, traditional metal sound we have returned to writing as Jason and I were doing in our early MERCINARY band days."

ETERNAL LEGACY is the youngest band on the Auburn Records roster. Their first release, "The Coming Of The Tempest", was released in 2007.

The group has been confirmed for this year's edition of the Wacken Open Air festival, set to take place August 5-7, 2010 in Wacken, Germany.

"Having the opportunity to participate in the world's biggest heavy metal festival is an honor and a gift," says Jason Vanek. "The kind of energy that comes from the fans is what drives and inspires me to write and play music. This is what I live for. I'm fired up and ready to kick some serious ass!"

This will be the band's second trip overseas. They performed in 2007 at the Headbangers Open Air festival in Brande-Hörnerkirchen, Germany.

ETERNAL LEGACY, along with label mates LICK THE BLADE, were nominated for the "Best Metal Band" award in Cleveland Scene magazine's annual "Cleveland Music Awards 2010".

ETERNAL LEGACY is:

Jason Vanek - Guitar/Vocals
Shaun Vanek - Guitar
Steve Dukuslow - Drums
Tim Frederick - Bass

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/officialeternallegacy.

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