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IMMORTAL Confirmed For Germany's HELLFLAME FESTIVAL

May 1, 2008

Reunited Nowergian black metallers IMMORTAL have been confirmed for this year's edition of the Hellflame Festival, set to take place September 20 at Halle Gartlage (near Central Station) in Osnabrck, Germany.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

CRIMSON GHOSTS
DESASTER
DESTRUCTION
IMMORTAL
NACHTBLUT
SETHERIAL
TANKARD
URGEHAL
WATAIN

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David Farrier of New Zealand's TV3 managed to catch up with IMMORTAL while they were in Auckland preparing for their concert at Transmission Room on March 20, 2008.

Watch the two-minute report below.

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