Into Eternity

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usically, Into Eternity are best described as heavy, intricate power metal, with occasional technical flourishes and a dose of groove and crunch. Vocally, they blend two styles, which is where much of their originality comes from, with the primary vocals being clear, often harmonized voices.

It would be with Into Eternity (1999) under the membership of Tim Roth (vocals (lead)/guitars), Chris Eisler (guitars), Chris McDougall (keyboards), Scott Krall (bass/vocals) and Jim Austin (drums/vocals) that Into Eternity would make their debut. The sophomore effort Dead or Dreaming (2001) featuring Daniel Nargang (guitars/vocals) further pushed the band into their unique style.

Buried in Oblivion (2004) saw Rob Doherty (R.I.P. 2012; guitars/vocals (backing)) and Chris Krall take lead vocals. The Scattering of Ashes (2006) saw yet another line-up change with Stu Block (vocals (lead)) and Troy Bleich (bass/vocals), while The Incurable Tragedy (2008) saw Justin Bender (guitars) and Steve Bolognese (drums), and Read All... ⏬