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KATATONIA Schedule First Dates In Russia

March 25, 2005

Sweden's KATATONIA will be making their Russian live debut in September. Confirmed dates are as follows:

Sep. 16 - Port Club - St. Petersburg, RUS
Sep. 17 - Tochka Club – Moscow, RUS

As previously reported, The End Records have licensed through their sub-label Infinite Vinyl series KATATONIA's "Saw You Drown" — a mini album from 1998 that collectors regard as maybe the most rare and wanted item in KATATONIA's discography. The vinyl version will be limited to 1,000 copies, all hand-numbered. It will also feature an unreleased band photo, lyrics to all songs, plus personal liner notes from the band. The release date has been set for April.

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