EKTOMORF To Tour Europe With KORZUS

November 22, 2010

Hungarian extreme metallers EKTOMORF will embark on a European headlining tour in February 2011. Support on the trek will come from Brazilian thrash metal veterans KORZUS. Two more support acts will be announced soon.

The dates are as follows:

Feb. 02 - Vienna, Austria - Arena
Feb. 03 - Salzburg, Austria - Rockhouse
Feb. 04 - Graz, Austria - Explosiv
Feb. 05 - Jena, Germany - F-Haus
Feb. 06 - Nürnberg, Germany - Hirsch
Feb. 08 - Stuttgart, Germany - Röhre
Feb. 09 - Darmstadt, Germany - Steinbruch-Theater
Feb. 10 - Hamburg, Germany - Marx
Feb. 11 - Leer, Germany - Zollhaus
Feb. 12 - Flensburg, Germany - Roxy Concerts
Feb. 13 - Köln, Germany - Underground
Feb. 15 - Braunschweig, Germany - Meier Music Hall
Feb. 16 - Freiburg, Germany - Jazzhaus
Feb. 17 - München, Germany - Backstage
Feb. 18 - Cham, Germany - Eventhalle L.A. Live-Style Cafe
Feb. 19 - Pratteln, Switzerland - Z7
Feb. 20 - Vosselaar, Belgium - Biebob

EKTOMORF will release its new album, "Redemption", on December 17 via AFM Records. The CD was recorded at Antfarm studios in Århus, Denmark with producer Tue Madsen, who has previously worked with DARK TRANQUILLITY, THE HAUNTED and HEAVEN SHALL BURN, among others.

"Redemption" track listing:

01. Last Fight
02. Redemption
03. I’m In Hate
04. God Will Cut You Down
05. Stay Away
06. Never Should
07. Sea Of My Misery
08. The One (feat. Danko Jones)
09. Revolution
10. Cigany
11. Stigmatized
12. Anger
13. Kill Me Now (limited-edition digipak bonus)

On June 25, EKTOMORF released a special "festival edition" of the band's last album, "What Doesn't Kill Me...", via AFM Records. in addition to the 13 songs on the regular LP, the festival edition includes the three-track CD single "The Gipsy Way" and a poster, all packed in a nice hard cover box. "The Gipsy Way" single is also available as a separate product.

The original version of "What Doesn't Kill Me…" was released in March 2009 via AFM Records. The CD was also recorded at Antfarm with Madsen.

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