Earlier this year, metalcore crew Misery Signals reformed their original lineup for a string of tour dates. Now the group are sparking a whole bunch of excitement thanks to a newly uploaded lineup photo.
The photo emerged a few hours ago on the group's Facebook page. As you can see above, the photo does indeed feature original vocalist Jesse Zaraska, who in fact hails from Canada. Also, you will also notice that singer Karl Schubach is nowhere to be found in the picture.
At this point, though, what this means is anyone's guess. So far Misery Signals have said absolutely nothing about the new photo or anything else for that matter. But as they say, a picture is worth a 1,000 words, so... well, you get the point.
Stay tuned for updates on what this all means.
UPDATE (10/20, 12 p.m. EDT): Speaking to Metal Injection, the band confirmed Zaraska is back in the band, saying, "We are in the midst of writing new material together and will be playing some shows over the coming year. It has been very cool thus far. We will definitely be doing a proper U.S. tour in 2017."
Of course, Zaraska appeared on the group's famed Of Malice and the Magnum Heart from 2004.
The photo emerged a few hours ago on the group's Facebook page. As you can see above, the photo does indeed feature original vocalist Jesse Zaraska, who in fact hails from Canada. Also, you will also notice that singer Karl Schubach is nowhere to be found in the picture.
At this point, though, what this means is anyone's guess. So far Misery Signals have said absolutely nothing about the new photo or anything else for that matter. But as they say, a picture is worth a 1,000 words, so... well, you get the point.
Stay tuned for updates on what this all means.
UPDATE (10/20, 12 p.m. EDT): Speaking to Metal Injection, the band confirmed Zaraska is back in the band, saying, "We are in the midst of writing new material together and will be playing some shows over the coming year. It has been very cool thus far. We will definitely be doing a proper U.S. tour in 2017."
Of course, Zaraska appeared on the group's famed Of Malice and the Magnum Heart from 2004.
