FORGOTTEN TOMB, ISOLE Confirmed For DUTCH DOOM DAYS Festival

August 16, 2008

Italy's FORGOTTEN TOMB and Sweden's ISOLE have been confirmed for the Dutch Doom Days VII festival, set to take place October 25-26 at Baroeg in Rotterdam, Holland.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

Saturday, October 25:

FORGOTTEN TOMB
ISOLE
THE LAMP OF THOTH
MOURNING DAWN
GRIFTEGÅRD
SUBROSA
WIZARDS OF DOOM
BENEATH THE FROZEN SOIL
FAAL

Sunday, October 26:

WORSHIP
SKEPTICISM
PANTHEIST
FAITH
FALL OF THE IDOLS
OPHIS
HOODED PRIEST

The festival organizers said in a statement: "The organisation succeeded to establish a strong program which gives a good insight into the cross-section of the doom metal genre. This special form of metal can be defined by its down tempo and (in most cases) filled with emotional loads. BLACK SABBATH can be seen as one of the founders of this genre. Besides the well-known confirmed names, Baroeg knows how to present the best new upcoming bands at the festival year after year, what is truly appreciated by true fans of the doom genre. Bands such as GRIFTEGÅRD, THE LAMP OF THOTH and WIZARDS OF DOOM are top-class bands that will debut in the Netherlands at Dutch Doom Days VII. During this year's edition, two Dutch bands, FAAL and HOODED PRIEST, will be introduced. In total sixteen bands will play."

For more information, visit www.baroeg.nl/ddd.

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