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DECAPITATED: Concert Footage From California Posted Online

July 28, 2007

Capital Chaos TV has posted video footage of DECAPITATED's June 17, 2007 performance at The Boardwalk in Orangevale, California. Watch it below.

DECAPITATED vocalist Covan recently announced that his band will hit the road as direct support to AMON AMARTH on the Swedish group's first U.S. headlining tour this November.

Covan was recently interviewed by Andrew Haug of Triple J's "Full Metal Racket" (based in Australia). Download the interview in MP3 format at this location.

DECAPITATED's latest effort, "Organic Halucinosis", is a pummeling wall of concise sound that has turned the heads and ears of many within the metal community. The "Day 69" music video, a featured track from "Organic Halucinosis", is available for viewing at Earache.com.

DECAPITATED live in Orangevale, California:

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