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FOREVER IT SHALL BE Splits With RESOUND GR!ND, Signs New Deal With MAINTAIN RECORDS

April 9, 2007

Braunschweig, Germany-based metal/hardcore act FOREVER IT SHALL BE has parted ways with Resound Gr!nd Records from Austria less than three months after signing with the label and has inked a new deal with Maintain Records. The group's debut album, "Reluming the Embers", was produced by Ralf Mueller and Alexander Dietz (HEAVEN SHALL BURN) at Rape of Harmonies Studio (CALIBAN, HEAVEN SHALL BURN) and features a guest appearance by John Gahlert (FALL OF SERENITY). A song from the CD, "Can't Stop the Bleeding", is available for download from the band's MySpace page.

"Reluming the Embers" is scheduled for release in June.

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