Hard rockers Call To Preserve will call it a day in July

AFTER EIGHT years, heavy gigging and three full-length albums ('Unsinkable' 2006, 'From Isolation' 2008 and 'Life Of Defiance' 2010) Florida-based hard music band Call To Preserve have announced they will be disbanding. Read a band statement, "For the past year or so we've done our best to keep functioning as a band despite losing members and having remaining members cut back their involvement. Now all of us are being pulled in different directions and our aspirations for our future have expanded much further than being on tour all the time. With some of us moving away, going back to school or starting careers, we just can't sacrifice our time to this band like we used to. It would be a disservice to ourselves to do CTP half heartedly, so instead we want to go out on a high note and enjoy our last few months as a band."

The band will shortly be announcing their final tour dates which will include an appearance at Cornerstone Festival and with their last show taking place near the end of July in Melbourne, Florida. Call To Preserve will also be working on a few new songs that will be released by Facedown Records on seven inch vinyl.