CATHEDRAL, ORANGE GOBLIN, MONO Audio Streams From ROADBURN Available

June 18, 2009

For those who didn't get to attend Roadburn festival 2009 and for those who did, but want to relive it, Holland's major media network Vpro 3voor12 has posted more on-demand audio streams for your listening pleasure.

The acclaimed performances from CATHEDRAL, ORANGE GOBLIN and MONO, alongside those by ROADSAW, WHITE HILLS, ALEXANDER TUCKER and THE WINCHESTER CLUB, are available in a non-downloadable fashion at www.roadburn.com.

Held this past April in Tilburg, Holland, Roadburn 2009 — Europe's pre-eminent festival for stoner, doom, psychedelica and other colored metal — sold out just 45 minutes after the tickets went on sale on December 13, 2008.

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