TO-MERA Preparing To Record Third Album

December 28, 2011

TO-MERA — the U.K.-based dark progressive metal band fronted by former WITHOUT FACE vocalist Julie Kiss — will enter Hardbeat Studios (HAKEN, LINEAR SPHERE) in Wembley in late January with producer John Papas to begin laying down the drums for the group's upcoming third album.

The majority of the new CD recording sessions will take place at guitarist Tom MacLean's recently built home studio.

TO-MERA's "Earthbound" EP was released in October 2009.

The band parted ways with Candlelight Records after releasing two albums through the label — 2006's "Transcendental" and 2008's "Delusions".

TO-MERA is:

Julie Kiss - Vocals
Tom MacLean - Guitars
Paul Westwood - Drums
Richard Henshall - Keys
Mark Harrington - Bass

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