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ENSLAVED: Stockholm Record-Release Party For 'Vertebrae' Announced

September 26, 2008

On Friday, October 3, a party to celebrate the release of the new masterpiece from Norwegian metal veterans ENSLAVED will take place in Stockholm, Sweden. The album is called "Vertebrae" and the party will be held at the restaurant/club Sjätte Tunnan, Stora Nygatan 43 between 10:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. ENSLAVED vocalist and axeman Grutle Kjellson will be delivering the music along with well-respected metal journalists Jonas Granvik and Daniel Josefsson from Close-Up magazine. Extreme music is guaranteed!!! Competitions for "Vertebrae" CDs and other ENSLAVED goodies will take place. Make sure you arrive early to the coolest metal event in Sweden next weekend! Free entrance!

See a poster for the event beow.

"Vertebrae" is available for streaming in its entirety at Terrorizer.com. The CD will be released in Europe on September 29 via Indie Recordings and in North America on October 28 through Nuclear Blast Records (via a licensing arrangement with Indie Recordings).

"Vertebrae" was recorded during the first months of 2008 — then mixed by Joe Barresi (TOOL, QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE) and mastered by the legendary George Marino in Sterling Sound. Produced by Ivar Bjørnson, Herbrand Larsen and Grutle Kjellson, "Vertebrae" is "one of the strongest albums to emerge from the extreme metal scene," according to a press release. "The sound, songs and atmosphere mark a great leap for the band and genre as a whole."

The album will be supported by extensive touring starting with the the "Vertebrae European Tour" in November/December 2008 also featuring STONEGARD and KRAKOW.

ENSLAVED held a listening session for "Vertebrae" at this year's Wacken Open Air festival, which took place July 31 - August 2 in Wacken, Germany.

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