It seems Heavenly have finally shown some life. Despite going a decade (and counting) without releasing new material, the band have posted a video on their Facebook page of them performing their classic song "Virus". Audio editing and mixing done by Alain "Géson" Payre.

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"Fullmoon", the new video from French metallers Heavenly, can be viewed at this location (NSFW!).

"Fullmoon" comes off the band's latest album, Carpe Diem, which was released on December 2009 via AFM Records.

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Source:	afm-records.de
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Heavenly guitarist Charley Corbiaux has announced that, unfortunately Thomas Das Neves has decided to leave the band. "We wish him the best for the future and keep in mind all the good work he has done for Heavenly. Thank you bro' and good luck. But now it's time for good news, my friends. Heavenly is proud to present you our new drummer. He's fast, he's loud, he's crazy and his name is Pierre-Emmanuel "Piwee" Desfray (ex-Fairyland).

And you must also know that the new album is almost finished. The great Philip Colodetti is working very hard at this time. Surrounded by his machines, sweating and screaming, he's processing to the mix and the master of Carpe Diem."

The heavenly cover art of Carpe Diem can be found here (NSFW).

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Source:	heavenly.fr
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French metallers Heavenly have finally shared some information about their next album. Here is what Charley Corbiaux, the band's guitar player posted on the official website:

"We're still working on our new album dudes! And... it smells and sounds good my friends! Once again very melodic and powerfull, amazing vocals, crazy guitar parts, blowing bass lines, blasting drums... And from now I can tell you that this new album will be available just after this summer.

And in a few weeks I'll be back to inform you about our next gigs."

Source:	heavenly.fr
Band profile:	Heavenly

Posted on the official Heavenly website:

"Heavenly has been chosen to be the Scorpions opener for their french tour.
So the Scorpions and the Heavenly boyz gives you a "rendez-vous" in Paris, Nantes, Dijon & Rouen in order to "burn" all this Zenith!"

Source:	heavenly.fr
Band profile:	Heavenly
Event:	Scorpions: 2007 World Tour

French metallers Heavenly will release their fourth album, "Virus", in Japan on September 21. The complete track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. The Dark Memories
02. Spill Blood On Fire
03. Virus
04. The Power & Fury
05. Wasted Time
06. Bravery In The Field
07. Liverty
08. When The Rain Begins To Fall
09. The Prince Of The World
10. The Joker
11. Spill Blood On Fire (Japanese Version)

Check out the cover art right here.

Heavenly's third album, "Dust to Dust", was released in January 2004 through Sanctuary/Noise Records. The follow-up to 2001's "Sign of the Winner" was mixed by Sascha Paeth and was described by the group as "more heavy metal and more symphonic" than the band's previous efforts.

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Source:	blabbermouth.net
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French metallers HEAVENLY have parted ways with guitarist Frédéric Leclercq, bassist Pierre-Emmanuel Pelisson and drummer Maxence Pilo. The split, which leaves vocalist Benjamin Sotto and guitarist Charley Corbiaux as the sole remaining members of the group, is being attributed to "musical and professional" differences.

According to a posting on the band's official web site, three new musicians (whose names will be revealed "soon") are already working with the band on the material for their next studio album, which they will record before the end of the year. Several live appearances in the fall are planned as well.

HEAVENLY's third album, "Dust To Dust", was released in January through Sanctuary/Noise Records. The follow-up to 2001's "Sign Of The Winner" was mixed by Sascha Paeth (ANGRA, RHAPSODY, KAMELOT) and was described by the group as "more heavy metal and more symphonic" than the band's previous efforts.

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