ABORTED: Footage From Austria's SUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL Posted Online

May 27, 2009

Fan-filmed video footage of death metal butchers ABORTED performing on May 22, 2009 at the Summer Nights Festival in Mining am Inn, Austria can be viewed below (courtesy of www.metal-underground.at.vu).

ABORTED last fall wrapped up a successful U.S. run with CARCASS, SUFFOCATION, 1349 and ROTTEN SOUND.

Released in June 2008 via Century Media Records, ABORTED's latest album, "Strychnine.213", combines the band's undeniable live energy with a powerhouse production from Eric Rachel (THE RED CHORD, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, GOD FORBID) and a "fuck-you, rock-and-roll" approach to the overly edited, sterile sounding death metal records of today, according to a press release. The album's macabre cover artwork was designed by Colin Marks of Rain Song.

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