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DEATH ANGEL Members Perform Acoustically In Oakland; Video Available

April 30, 2009

Video footage of DEATH ANGEL guitarist Rob Cavestany's April 24, 2009 acoustic performance of the song "Chip On Your Shoulder" at Eli's in Oakland, California can be viewed below. Joining Rob on the track were Gus Pepa (guitar; ex-DEATH ANGEL),Damien Sisson (bass; SCARECROW) and Ted Aguilar (guitar; DEATH ANGEL).

Five years after the release of the band's acclaimed comeback album, "The Art Of Dying", and the follow-up effort, "Killing Season", influential Bay Area metallers DEATH ANGEL have just issued a DVD with two full-length concerts filmed in Germany. Entitled "Sonic German Beatdown", the package — which came out on April 17 — includes footage from the 2007 edition of the Rock Hard Festival and a 2008 performance in Adelsheim. As an added bonus, the set includes a live CD.

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