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ASSASSIN To Film German Shows For Upcoming DVD

June 26, 2005

Reunited German thrashers ASSASSIN will be filming their upcoming shows at Cobra in Solingen, Germany (July 2) and Weisser Bär in Düsseldorf, Germany (July 10) for their upcoming DVD, tentatively due next year. No further information is currently available.

ASSASSIN recently inked a deal with Marquee Records to have their first two albums (1987's "The Upcoming Terror" and 1988's "Interstellar Experience") distributed in North/South America and Japan. The band's long-awaited third offering, "The Club", is currently available for order via their official web site.

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