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LOUDNESS: 'Breaking The Taboo' Artwork, Audio Sample Available

December 13, 2006

An audio sample of "Breaking the Taboo", the title track from veteran Japanese metallers LOUDNESS' new album, has been posted online at this location.

Due in Japan on December 27 via Tokuma Communications, "Breaking the Taboo" will feature the following track listing:

01. Breaking The Taboo (4:28)
02. Brutal Torture (4:54)
03. Sick World (4:52)
04. Don't Spam Me (3:56)
05. Damnation (5:19)
06. The Love Of My Life (4:32)
07. A Moment Of Revelation (5:34)
08. Dynamite (4:49)
09. Risk Taker (4:16)
10. I Wish (5:51)
11. Diving Into Darkness (4:13)
12. Without You (4:05)

LOUDNESS released new live DVD, entitled "Loudness in America 06: Live Shocks World Circuit 2006 Chapter 1", on August 23. The disc features footage from the band's North American tour, which took place earlier in the year.

Crash Music Inc. recently released LOUDNESS' "Rockshocks" CD, a collection of re-recorded versions of some of their classic songs from their early years as chosen by the fans. Originally issued in Japan in October 2004 via Tokuma Comunications, the CD includes material from the "The Birthday Eve" (1981),"Devil Soldier" (1982),"Law of Devil's Land" (1983),"Disillusion" (1984) and "Thunder In the East" (1985) albums.

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