The official EDEN'S CURSE website has issued the first exclusive interview with the band's new vocalist, Marco Sandron, in which he discusses the bands interest in him, who inspires him as a singer, plus future hopes for the new look Eden's Curse. An excerpt follows:

Q: When and how did you first hear about Eden's Curse's interest in you becoming their singer?

A: "Paul first contacted me via Facebook on 2nd December. It was a nice surprise!"

Q: Did you know of the band?

A: "Yes, I had heard the name mentioned before, or possibly read it in the press somewhere."

Q: Were you familiar with any of their music?

A: "Not overly familiar, but coincidentally, a friend of mine posted two songs of theirs on Facebook a couple of days before Paul made contact. That was very strange indeed... maybe even fate, ha ha!"

Q: What was your immediate impression on hearing their music?

A: "I really loved the melodic attitude of the band, because I'm a fanatic of extremely melodic stuff :)

Read the full interview at this location.

Eden's Curse recently released the second behind-the-scenes video of The Making of Time To Breathe. Part two features the band shooting the video for 'Time To Breathe' on location at Sky Park in Glasgow with Director Simon J. Gillespie of Music Video Scotland.

Check both parts below:

Eden's Curse recently released their brand new single and promotional video, 'Time To Breathe'. The track is currently available for free download at this location.

Accompanying the single release is a brand new promotional video, which was filmed at Sky Park in Glasgow, Scotland at the end of January with Simon Jake Gillespie of Music Video Scotland in the Director’s chair. “It was imperative to us that not only did the fan base get to hear what Marco sounded like, but also what he looked like fronting Eden’s Curse,” explained bassist Paul Logue.

Director Simon Jake Gillespie of Music Video Scotland explains the concept behind the video: “As well as capturing the band performance, we wanted to portray the lyrical concept in a visual manner by showing four different people from four different walks of life uniting together to help each other escape from a situation. This symbolises what we perceive needs to happen in society today to work our way out of the mess we have found ourselves in globally.”

Check out the 'Time To Breathe' clip below:

The band is also making great progress with the writing process for album number four. “We have several songs in the can already, which is where the single came from. We are progressing well, and we hope to be in the studio by summer, for a release early 2013,” advises Logue.