BLACK MOOR Schedules Canadian Dates With 3 INCHES OF BLOOD

September 30, 2009

Nova Scotian thrashers BLACK MOOR will support 3 INCHES OF BLOOD on the following Canadian dates:

Oct. 14 - The Paragon Theatre - Halifax, NS
Oct. 15 - The Manhattan Club - Moncton, NB

BLACK MOOR's debut album, "The Conquering", was released on August 25 via Diminished Fifth Records.

The long-overdue CD almost didn't see the light of day after the band was in a near-fatal automobile accident in June 2008. Now fully recovered, BLACK MOOR has been continuing to impress audiences with its stunning live performances, which most recently led the band to be crowned the winner of the Molson Canadian Rocks Battle of the Bands in Nova Scotia and a finalist in the regional contest to open for rock legends KISS.

Formed in 2005, BLACK MOOR is quickly becoming one of the fastest up-and-coming names in the Canadian underground metal scene, having shared the stage with such titans as ANTHRAX frontman Joey Belladonna, MARTYR, TOXIC HOLOCAUST, RAMMER, GOAT HORN, CAULDRON and PRIESTESS. Drawing inspiration from the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, 80’s thrash and some progressive rock, BLACK MOOR plays melody driven metal with a combination of wailing twin lead guitars and neck snapping riffage.

"The Conquering" track listing:

01. Beyond Hell
02. The Conquering
03. Warshark
04. The Human Disease
05. Death to the False Emperor
06. Fiend
07. The Blood Moor
08. Red Blood, Cold Steel
09. Acid Biker
10. Breath of the Dying

BLACK MOOR is:

Eric Hanlin - Guitar, Lead Vocals
Nick Jones - Lead Guitar
Sylvain Coderre - Drums
Rob Nickerson - Bass

For more information, visit www.black-moor.com.

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