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DESTRUCTION: Wörgl Footage Posted Online

March 12, 2011

Video footage of DESTRUCTION's March 10, 2011 performance in Wörgl, Austria can be viewed below.

"Day Of Reckoning", the new album from DESTRUCTION, entered the German Media Control chart at position No. 95.

"Day Of Reckoning" was released in Europe on February 18 via Nuclear Blast Records. The first limited edition of the album does not feature the band's logo on the booklet while the vinyl version and second pressing of the CD shows a red DESTRUCTION logo on it.

"Day Of Reckoning" is the first album to feature DESTRUCTION's new drummer Vaaver (INDUKTI, ex-UNSUN). The band stated, "Some of you may have seen him already with the band on [last] year's summer festivals. He is a studied musician (McGill University of Montreal) and is a Polish-Canadian citizen!"

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