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ATROCITY: 'Werk 80 II' Lands On German Chart

March 11, 2008

ATROCITY's new album, "Werk 80 II", has entered the German Media Control at position No. 19. The CD was also made available as a digipack deluxe edition, featuring different cover art from the regular version, along with the first "Werk 80" album and bonus tracks.

Like the first "Werk 80" release, which came out in 1997, "Werk 80 II" features ATROCITY's interpretations of hit songs from the '80s.

To order the "Werk 80 II" digipack deluxe edition, visit Amazon.de.

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