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IN FLAMES Bassist Breaks Leg Before Moscow Concert

January 28, 2008

According to Russia's Darkside webzine, IN FLAMES bassist Peter Iwers broke his leg right before the group's January 27, 2008 concert at B1 Maximum in Moscow show and played the entire show while sitting in a chair (photo).

Check out pictures from the Moscow gig at this location.

The group's setlist was as follows:

01. Intro
02. Leeches
03. Crawl Through Knives
04. Dead Alone
05. Pinball Map
06. Trigger
07. Episode 666
08. Graveland
09. Colony
10. System
11. Bottled
12. Egonomic
13. Come Clarity
14. Only For The Weak
15. Cloud Connected
16. Quiet Place
17. Take This Life
18. My Sweet Shadow

As previously reported, IN FLAMES spent the weekend of January 19-20 in Skellefteå, Sweden filming the video for their upcoming single, "The Mirror's Truth". Helmed by the Swedish company Popcore (NORMA JEAN, UNDEROATH, KHOMA, CULT OF LUNA),the clip was shot at an abandoned factory site.

Check out photos from the video shoot at Norra Västerbotten and Västerbottens Folkblad.

IN FLAMES recently inked a deal with Koch Records for the North American release of the group's new album, "A Sense of Purpose". Due on April 1 (April 7 in most of Europe via Nuclear Blast),the follow-up to 2006's "Come Clarity" was recorded at the band's own IF Studios in Gothenburg, Sweden and was mixed by Toby Wright (METALLICA, SLAYER). The group received assistance during the vocal-recording sessions from producer Daniel Bergstrand, who previously produced the vocals on "Reroute To Remain", "Soundtrack To Your Escape" and "Come Clarity". All artwork for the album was created by Alex Pardee for ZeroFriends. Alex also created the artwork for the first single, "The Mirror's Truth".

Watch fan-filmed video footage of IN FLAMES performing the song "Colony" last night (Sunday, January 27) at B1 Maximum in Moscow, Russia:

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