Metal Blade Records and PRIMORDIAL have decided to upgrade the upcoming reissue of Imrama.

There will no longer be a bonus-CD, but a bonus-DVD included. The DVD comes off the unfathomless pits of singer A.A. Nemtheangas cave and is pure gold for any Primordial lunatic since it includes a live recording from 1994 in Cork City, Ireland.

The DVD also features an audio commentary by A.A. Nemtheanga talking about the early days of the band and the gig in particular.

Recorded in late 1994, Imrama was originally released by Cacophonous Records in the autumn of 1995, already displaying Primordial's sense for overwhelming melodies, epic drama and total commitment, wrapped in a raw sound with a much stronger black metal influence than the band shows nowadays.

The reissue comes as a CD/DVD package including the remastered album plus unreleased demos and live recordings, packaged in a precious black linen slipcase with glossy golden hot foil print, containing a six-page digipak with the original artwork, the two discs and a 16-page booklet with new liner notes and additional photos.

Tracklisting:

CD - 'Fuil Arsa', 'Infernal Summer', 'Here I Am King', 'The Darkest Flame', 'The Fires...', 'Mealltach', 'Let The Sun Set On Life Forever', 'To The Ends Of The Earth', 'Beneath A Bronze Sky', 'Awaiting The Dawn'. Bonus tracks: Demo 93 - Dark Romanticism - 'To Enter Pagan', 'The Darkest Flame', 'Among The Lazarae 'To The Ends Of The Earth'.

Bonus DVD - Live In Cork City Feb 1994 - 'Among The Lazarae', 'Let The Sun Set On Life Forever', 'To Enter Pagan', 'The Darkest Flame', 'The Fires'.

The Imrama reissue will be out March 13th/16th in Europe.