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"The songs are dark and at moments, very atmospheric," says bassist Will Arkosy. "And there is definitely a progressive feel to it. I think there is something on here for every type of metal fan, whether you're into Alice in Chains or Queensryche." The album is tentatively scheduled for a September release, but the band is itching to get out on the road in support of it. A few festival dates in the Midwest
have been set for late June and more dates are sure to follow.[see full story for more]
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