In a new interview with The Metal Voice, guitarist Tim Roth and vocalist Stu Block of INTO ETERNITY talked about the creative and recording process of the band’s new album. As Roth mentions, the creation of the new album is a long process that started a few years ago and is now coming to an end. All that remains, according to Roth, is to record the bass for four of the songs and add Block’s vocals, which will be the finishing touch.
Regarding the musical direction of INTO ETERNITY’s new material, Tim mentioned that there will be the usual heavy riffs but also acoustic parts, drums with Progressive elements, clean and hard vocals, fast solos, double bass and catchy melodies. In fact, it was mentioned that all ten songs will have characteristic and easy choruses.
Stu Block added that INTO ETERNITY’s seventh album will be exactly what people expect. Its characteristic is that this time they had the freedom to explore new musical directions and harness their many ideas.
This album will be self-financed since, as Roth said, the band is now able to do it and record the material on their own in the studio that Block maintains at his home. So they are able to do a lot of things on their own as they now have the experience after 30 years with the band. There is no specific date for the album release yet as the absence of a record label gives them the freedom to go at the pace they want.
INTO ETERNITY’s last album was released in 2018 with the title “The Sirens”.
