Peaceville Records UK reports:

Peaceville Records presents an evening of gothic doom from UK Gods MY DYING BRIDE, captured live in April 2007 at the renowned Paradiso venue in Amsterdam, Holland.

Presented as a 2 disc, CD/DVD set in digibook packaging, An Ode To Woe perfectly demonstrates why My Dying Bride is still an untouchable force within the Gothic Doom genre – with 13 tracks from a highly accomplished career AND an unparalleled atmosphere.

An Ode To Woe is set for release on April 28th, and is available to pre-order now, priced at just £11.99.

PLUS - All of the My Dying Bride catalogue titles in the store can be found at special discounted prices throughout April to coincide with the release of An Ode To Woe. Many classic MDB titles are priced at only £6.99 and the latest studio album, A Line Of Deathless Kings, is just £8.99. For a full list of prices and items, click here.

An Ode To Woe, a 2 disc CD/DVD in digibook packaging, perfectly demonstrates why My Dying Bride are still untouchable within the Gothic Doom genre.

The show was filmed at the world-famous Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland, in April 2007. The legendary venue provides the perfect setting for this special gig.

The band, including newest members Dan Mullins (drums) and bassist Lena Abé, alongside original members Aaron Stainthorpe and Andrew Craighan (the line-up completed by Hamish Glencross on guitars and Sarah Stanton on keyboards), storm through renditions of favourites from as far back as their 1992 debut As the Flower Withers, right through to latest studio album, A Line Of Deathless Kings, and not forgetting the inclusion of timeless MDB classics like 'The Cry Of Mankind'.

The 13 tracks of bleak despair create the unparalleled atmosphere which My Dying Bride has always excelled at.

Tracklisting: 'To Remain Tombless', 'My Hope, The Destroyer', 'For You', 'The Blue Lotus', 'Like Gods Of The Sun', 'Catherine Blake', 'The Cry Of Mankind', 'The Whore, The Cook & the Mother', 'Thy Raven Wings', 'The Snow In My Hand', 'She Is The Dark', 'The Dreadful Hours', 'The Forever People' (on DVD only).