KATATONIA: Stolen Guitars Returned

September 24, 2010

According to a posting on KATATONIA's Facebook page, the two guitars that were stolen while the Swedish band was performing on September 18, 2010 at Station 4 in St. Paul, Minnesota have been turned in to the police. The group states, "We won't get into the murky ugly details right now as the priority was and is that we get them back on the road for our shows and then on to the competition winners, so let's celebrate that for now while the police continue to do their job."

Pictures of the Mayones guitars that were stolen can be seen in the giveaway competition ad below.

KATATONIA kicked off its North American tour — dubbed "Night Over North America" — on September 8 in Baltimore, Maryland. To coincide with the 26-date U.S. and Canadian trek, Peaceville Records released a special edition of the band's acclaimed 2009 studio album, "Night Is The New Day", in a hardback mediabook, featuring a 20-page booklet and bonus track, "Ashen".

The special edition of "Night Is The New Day" was made available on August 24.

"Night Is The New Day" special edition track listing:

01. Forsaker
02. The Longest Year
03. Idle Blood
04. Onward Into Battle
05. Liberation
06. The Promise Of Deceit
07. Nephilim
08. New Night
09. Inheritance
10. Day and Then The Shade
11. Ashen (exclusive bonus track)
12. Departer

Support on KATATONIA's North American tour is coming from Finland's SWALLOW THE SUN and Israel's ORPHANED LAND.

KATATONIA released a new EP, "The Longest Year", on March 15 via Peaceville Records.

Fan-filmed video footage of KATATONIA's September 15, 2010 headlining performance in Detroit, Michigan can be viewed below.

(Thanks: fireangel / Night Elves)

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