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AUTUMN LEAVES To Reunite For One-Off Live Performance

March 1, 2004

Danish death metallers AUTUMN LEAVES will reunite for one night on April 9 and will perform a set of old songs at one of their friends' birthday party. "This will be the first AUTUMN LEAVES gig in four years since the breakup," the band write on their web site. "This is in no way a reunion of AUTUMN LEAVES — just something we thought would be a cool thing to do, since our friend wanted us to perform. We are all very much looking forward to get together again and try to play the old songs again. This will be killer!!"

AUTUMN LEAVES disbanded in 2000 after releasing two full-length albums (1997's "Ebraced by the Absolute" and 1999's "As Night Conquers Day") through the Serious Entertainment label.

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