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KATAKLYSM Announce Final Shows Of 2005

November 5, 2005

Canadian death metallers KATAKLYSM have lined up the following shows in December:

Dec. 15 - Quebec City, QUE @ Kashmir
Dec. 16 - Toronto, ONT @ The Marquee
Dec. 17 - Trois-Rivieres, QUE @ The Manchester

KATAKLYSM singer Maurizio Iacono announced on the band's official forum that the first MP3 from the group's upcoming album, "In the Arms of Devastation", for the song "Like Angels Weeping (The Dark)", will be released on January 1, 2006.

As previously reported, the Canadian death metallers have tapped director Maurice Swinkels from LowlifeMedia (EXODUS, ABORTED, GOREFEST) to film the band's video for the track "Crippled & Broken", from the forthcoming album, "In the Arms of Devastation". The conceptual clip will be shot in Amsterdam, Netherlands in early March, shortly prior to the band's European co-headlining tour as part of the No Mercy festival.

KATAKLYSM's new album, "In the Arms of Devastation", was mixed in Denmark by acclaimed producer Tue Madsen. A February 20, 2006 release via Nuclear Blast Records is expected.

Commented KATAKLYSM guitarist/producer Jean-François Dagenais: "The new album is at the record label, gearing up for production as we speak. Tue Madsen did a phenomenal job on the mix. The album sounds very powerful and very well balanced. Everyone at Nuclear Blast in Europe and the States seem to think this is our strongest album to date (that makes you feel very confident, I must say!). They are very excited and so are we.

"For me this album is just another piece to the KATAKLYSM puzzle but a very important one indeed. We really found our niche and the the determination of the band is felt all over this record. I think our fans will dig this one a lot!!"

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