Australian extreme metal act THE AMENTA has posted quality, multi-camera shot, concert footage from the band’s performance at Sydney’s Gaelic Theater as part of the Industrial Corruption tour also featuring THE

BERZERKER. For a taste of the ugliness of the new phase of The Amenta, visit the link here for a pro-filmed experience of the Sydney show. The songs 'Vermin', 'Whore' and 'Dirt' are also available for

streaming on The Amenta’s MySpace page.

The following shows remain on the Industrial Corruption tour featuring The Berzerker and The Amenta.

March

19 - The Karova Lounge - Ballarat, Australia
20 - The National Hotel - Geelong, Australia
21 - The HiFi - Melbourne, Australia
21 - The HiFi - Mebourne, Australia
25 – Transmission Room - Auckland, New Zealand
26 - Zone Bar - Whangarei, New Zealand
27 - Al's Bar - Christchurch, New Zealand
28 - Saints & Sinners - Invercargill, New Zealand
29 – Hole In The Wall - Wellington, New Zealand

n0n, the latest album from The Amenta, was released on February 10th in North America via Listenable Records. The CD, which came out in Europe in October, was mixed at The Vault Studios in Sydney, Australia with longtime engineer Lachlan Mitchell (NAZXUL). Mastering for the album took place at Studios 301 with Australia's premier mastering engineer Steve Smart.

The Amenta describes the n0n’s sound as a fusion of extreme metal, electronic noise and dub. The follow-up to 2004's Occasus features tracks in total, with each song containing over 100 actual recorded tracks, pushing technology to its absolute limits. Rather than relying on the clichéd shit in which other bands are content wallow, The Amenta has constructed an album built on new ideas, new concepts, new sounds and new techniques. n0n is the fusion of whitenoise, shards of dissonant guitars and dense layers of radio chatter. Lyrically, n0n is a newscast, showing you the shit around you. Suicide bombers and evangelists, freeways and dead

ends. n0n stands as an indictment on today's media and technology addicted society.

The recording of the album spanned three different countries and seven different studios. n0n contains a myriad of different contributors and performers with no less than two drummers, six vocalists and two bass

players recording on the album which features guest appearances from Nergal (BEHEMOTH) Jason Mendonca (AKERCOCKE), Alice Daquet (SIR ALICE), Alex Pope (RUINS) and more.