IMPIOUS To Team Up With THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER For Japanese Tour

September 29, 2005

Swedish death/thrashers IMPIOUS will be teaming up with Metal Blade Records labelmates THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER for two shows in Japan in early December.

Commented IMPIOUS: "We're going back to Japan in December for the second time this year. We'll be teaming up with labelmates THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER for two shows (Osaka and Tokyo). We're really excited and look forward to meet all you Japanese fans again, 'cause you were so damn good to us last time!"

IMPIOUS with THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER:

Dec. 12 – Osaka, JPN @ Shinsaibashi Club Quattro
Dec. 13 – Tokyo, JPN @ Daikanyama Unit

IMPIOUS' fourth full-length album, "Hellucinate", was released last October through Metal Blade Records. The follow-up to 2002's "The Killer" was recorded at Studio Mega with producer Valle Adzic and was mixed by Chris Silver and Valle Adzic.

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