DARK TRANQUILLITY Schedules Russian Dates

October 27, 2009

Swedish melodic death metallers DARK TRANQUILLITY have scheduled two Russian dates in December:

Dec. 18 - Club Tochka - Moscow, Russia
Dec. 19 - Glavclub - St. Petersburg, Russia

DARK TRANQUILLITY released the "Where Death Is Most Alive" CD/DVD on October 26 in Europe and November 17 in the U.S. via Century Media Records. The footage was filmed on October 31, 2008 in Milan, Italy — a concert which makes up the upcoming DVD's main feature. Disc 1 contains 20 tracks recorded at the Milan show while disc 2 offers the "Out Of Nothing"DARK TRANQUILLITY documentary, another 21 rare live videos and all of the band's previously released promotional clips.

Germany's Metal Hammer magazine has posted a new exclusive preview of the "Where Death Is Most Alive" DVD, including a personal introduction by vocalist Mikael Stanne. Check it out at this location.

"Where Death Is Most Alive" was released as limited kingsize mediabook 2DVD/2CD, 2DVD, 2CD and digital download. The audio formats consist of the main show's material, mixed by Tue Madsen.

DARK TRANQUILLITY has announced a special 20th-anniversary party in its hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden. On October 30 at Bio Roy, the "Where Death Is Most Alive" DVD will be screened for the first and only time. Opening act SLAUGHTER OF THE BLUEGRASS will play its first-ever gig and all attendees will also receive a "The Dying Fragments" special CD with ultra-rare live material featuring never recorded songs. This will only be given out on this day and is limited to 333 copies.

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