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EXODUS: Chicago Live Audio Recording Posted Online

April 29, 2009

High-quality audio of San Francisco Bay Area thrash legends EXODUS performing the song "Children Of A Worthless God" at their recent tour stop at the House Of Blues in Chicago, Illinois is available for streaming at The Daily Rock.

EXODUS will perform its classic debut album, "Bonded By Blood", in its entirety each night of the band's Thrash Domination 2009 tour in Japan in September. Also appearing on the bill are KREATOR, TESTAMENT and HEATHEN.

The dates are as follows:

* Sep. 16 - Osaka - Shangri-La (EXODUS)
* Sep. 18 - Nagoya - Club Quattro (EXODUS, KREATOR)
* Sep. 19 - Kawasaki - Club Citta' (TESTAMENT, EXODUS, KREATOR, HEATHEN)
* Sep. 20 - Kawasaki - Club Citta' (TESTAMENT, EXODUS, KREATOR, HEATHEN)

EXODUS is currently putting together a DVD containing the band's 2008 performance at Germany's Wacken Open Air festival, plus a 90-minute documentary as well as about 30 minutes of bonus footage, and all of the group's promotional videos. The set will consist of two DVDs plus an audio CD of the Wacken performance and is expected to be released in August.

British extreme metal drumming legend Nick Barker (CRADLE OF FILTH, TESTAMENT, DIMMU BORGIR, BRUJERIA, ATROCITY) filled in for EXODUS' Tom Hunting during the band's recent European tour with OVERKILL.

"Let There Be Blood", the controversial re-recording of EXODUS' classic 1985 debut album "Bonded by Blood", has been released on limited-edition red vinyl. Only 2,500 numbered copies are available via Zaentz Records' web site.

"Bonded By Blood" 2008 recording (with Rob Dukes on vocals):

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