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INTEGRITY Returns With New Music, Lineup, And Tour

July 24, 2008

D.X. Ferris of the Cleveland Scene reports that INTEGRITY has reunited for a European tour and will soon release a new EP and album, which are the Cleveland band's first recordings since 2003. For the current trek, the iconic group is opening for CONVERGE, one of hardcore's biggest groups.

"INTEGRITY are one of the most interesting bands of the entire metallic hardcore genre," says CONVERGE frontman Jacob Bannon. "Along with [fellow Clevelanders] RINGWORM, INTEGRITY paved the way for heavy music as we know it. Their turbulent history and mysterious existence has only added to their popularity. We are honored to be sharing a stage with them."

Read the entire article from the Cleveland Scene.

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