CLUTCH: 'Blast Tyrant' Double Vinyl Edition Due This Month

February 9, 2012

Weathermaker Music has set a February 28 release date for the CLUTCH double vinyl edition of "Blast Tyrant". This 180-gram expanded vinyl contains 16 songs and includes six mini-posters taken straight from "Blast Tyrant"'s "Atlas Of The Invisible World". Each illustrated poster is sized 8.5" x 11" and depicts one of the various characters featured within the "Blast Tyrant" storyline. Prior to February 28, the double vinyl edition of "Blast Tyrant" is exclusively available via www.clutchmerch.com.

In other CLUTCH news, you will be hearing the band's music in the mid-season premiere of "The Walking Dead" on February 12 on AMC. A sneak preview of the episode is available below. CLUTCH music will also be featured in the soon-to-be-released film "The Baytown Disco" starring Andre Braugher, Billy Bob Thornton, and Eva Longoria. A six-minute preview of the film, featuring CLUTCH music, can be viewed below. And for all you hockey fans, CLUTCH's "Electric Worry" is still the goal music for the Vancouver Canucks.

CLUTCH is about to confirm a North American spring tour. The band will also be returning to Europe this festival season.

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