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EISBRECHER Confirmed For Germany's DARK DANCE MEETING

November 22, 2006

Munich, Germany-based band EISBRECHER, which is fronted by former MEGAHERZ singer Alexx Wesselsky, has been confirmed for the Dark Dance Meeting in Lahr, Germany on March 17, 2007.

In other news, Wesselsky will act as a DJ (alongside UNBRA ET IMAGO vocalist Mozart) at the "Zillo Paty" on January 20 at the Kuturruine in Karlsruhe, Germany.

EISBRECHER recently entered the German chart at position No. 85 with its second album, "Antikörper".

EISBRECHER released the first single, "Leider", from "Antikörper", in July through AFM Records in Germany. The second single, "Vergissmeinnicht", followed in August. A video for the latter song was shot in August inside the historic walls of Nürnberg's castle tower.

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