EPHEL DUATH: U.K. Tour Dates Announced

August 10, 2006

Eccentric jazz-metallers EPHEL DUATH will once again be heading over to the U.K. in October to confound audiences with their self-styled "intentional discomfort." The band will be playing a series of shows in support of their most recent album, "Pain Necessary To Know", following on from the Damnation Festival where they will be appearing alongside Earache labelmates AKERCOCKE and BIOMECHANICAL and MISTRESS. Support bands are still to be confirmed and there will be other shows added to the tour.

EPHEL DUATH tour dates:

Oct. 15 - Manchester, UK @ Jilly's Rockworld Damnation Festival
Oct. 16 - Wolverhampton, UK @ Little Civic
Oct. 17 - London, UK @ Underworld
Oct. 20 - Bolton, UK @ No. Fifteen
Oct. 21 - Rushden, UK @ Attik
Oct. 22 - Bournemouth, UK @ Opera House
Oct. 23 - Exeter, UK @ Cavern
Oct. 24 - Southampton, UK @ Unit 22
Oct. 26 - Middlesbrough, UK @ The Crown

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