...IN DEVILTRY: Orchestral Version Of New Song Posted Online

March 30, 2010

...IN DEVILTRY, the Rio Grando do Norte, Brazil-based band formed by Tommy Lindal, one of the founding members of Norway's THEATRE OF TRAGEDY, has posted an "orchestral" version of "Theme", the main track from the group's forthcoming, as-yet-untitled EP. Check it out at this location.

...IN DEVILTRY, whose lineup also includes Brazilian singer Larisse Katarine, is an atmospheric doom-metal band inspired by powerful deep metal with classical elements like piano and strings. The vocals will be feminine, but with some additional male vocals. Main influences are "old THEATRE OF TRAGEDY, MY DYING BRIDE, KATATONIA and AFTER FOREVER, but with a darker feeling."

Tommy Lindal left THEATRE OF TRAGEDY in 1997 for medical reasons.

For more information, visit www.indeviltry.com.

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