ABORTED: Video Footage From The Road Posted Online

November 13, 2008

ABORTED, whose members hail from Belgium, France and U.K., has released the first episode of Aborted TV featuring footage from the band's recently completed Suffer and Die tour with TEXTURES and NEAERA as well as from this year's Summer Breeze festival. Check out the clip below.

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

Released on June 24 via Century Media Records, ABORTED's new 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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