New York/New Jersey based outfit THE INFINITE STAIRCASE have posted a preview of their forthcoming single, 'The Things We've Done', featuring SEVENDUST's Lajon Witherspoon and Morgan Rose, as well as SAVATAGE/TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA's Chris Caffery and CYCLE OF PAIN's Troy Cromwell on keyboards.

The Infinite Staircase have made a habit in recent years of collaborating with some of the most respected musicians in hard rock and heavy metal. In 2009, the band's debut album, The Road Less Taken, featured guest appearances by Blues Saraceno (POISON) and Earl Slick (DAVID BOWIE, JOHN LENNON). Saraceno also mixed the record.

In 2012 the band began work on their follow-up with Sevendust and CALL ME NO ONE Drummer Morgan Rose at the helm producing as well as taking charge behind the kit. Early sessions brought in collaborations with Sean Memphis Hennesy (CANDLEBOX), John "JD" DeServio (BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, Cycle Of Pain) and Troy Cromwell (Cycle Of Pain).

Then, on October 22nd, 2012 came Hurricane Sandy and The Cerzosie brothers found themselves organizing an All-Star collaboration to raise money for the victims of the storm; a collaboration which consisted of, in addition to Morgan Rose and JD DeServio, Guitar God Zakk Wylde and Candlebox frontman Kevin Martin. What resulted was 'The Pride', a melodic mid-tempo rocker with blazing solos and screeching vocals which spent six weeks on America’s Music Charts’ Mainstream Rock Radio Top 40 with it’s highest ranking being #27.

'The Pride' was released digitally on February 5th, 2013 via Vanity Music Group with 100% of the proceeds being donated to the Carl Vincent Bini Memorial Foundation. The song was recorded at Architekt Music, the state of the art recording facility in Butler, New Jersey where Sevendust recently tracked Black Out The Sun. It was mixed by house engineer Mike Ferretti (Sevendust, Call Me No One) and mastered by Alan Douches (FLEETWOOD MAC, YES) at West West Side Music in New Windsor, New York. A limited edition CD single can be purchased at this location.