GORGOROTH - Limited Edition Picture Disc Vinyl LP Version Of New Album Available On Upcoming European Tour
March 28, 2010, 14 years ago
Norwegian black metallers GORGOROTH have issued the following update:
"The upcoming Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt European tour is now less than two weeks away, and it is therefore high time to issue a reminder:The tour starts on April 9th in Vosselaar, Belgium, and continues through dates in Holland, France, Germany and Italy before ending in Glauchau on April 17th. Support bands for the tour will be fellow Norwegians KEEP OF KALESSIN and GRAVDAL. The tour is presented by Rock Hard and Metal.de, with support from Norsk Kulturråd.
In addition to exclusive Gorgoroth tour shirts, the merchandise stalls on the tour will also be selling the limited edition picture disc vinyl of the latest Gorgoroth album Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt, as well as the limited edition 7" picture disc of Bergen 1996."
The tour schedule is as follows:
April
9 - Vosselaar, Belgium - Biebob10 - Rotterdam, Holland - Baroeg
11 - Paris, France - Le Trabendo
12 - Hamburg, Germany - MarX
13 - Cologne, Germany - Essigfabrik
14 - Ludwigsburg, Germany - Rockfabrik
15 - Milan, Italy - Magazzini Generali
16 - Osnabrück, Germany - N8
17 - Glauchau, Germany - Alte Spinnerei
Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt, is now finally available on vinyl, in two different versions.
The regular vinyl edition, which includes a poster, is released by Regain Records, whereas the picture disc version is released by Forces Of Satan Records. Both versions are strictly limited pressings.
The regular vinyl editions should be available from all major retailers. As for the picture disc, information on how to get hold of this will be posted in due time at www.myspace.com/forcesofsatanrecords.
It will also be made available at the merchandise booths at Gorgoroth's upcoming European tour which starts on April 9th.
For more info on the tour and how to get tickets for the concerts, see the live section at gorgoroth.info/live.
