MAYHEM: Japanese Tour Dates Announced

August 5, 2010

Norwegian black metal veterans MAYHEM have scheduled the following Japanese tour dates:

Sep. 16 - Tokyo, Japan - Club Quattro
Sep. 17 - Nagoya, Japan - Club Quattro
Sep. 18 - Osaka, Japan - Club Quattro

MAYHEM has had its "Live In Leipzig" album released on heavyweight black vinyl, limited to 1,000 numbered copies. This classic MAYHEM reissue includes a performance from the now-legendary Leipzig show in 1990, featuring the seminal MAYHEM lineup of Hellhammer, Necrobutcher, Euronymous and Dead. This is one of very few releases to feature this lineup — vocalist Dead committed suicide the year after the show, and guitarist Euronymous was murdered in 1993. It contains live renditions of tracks from the "Deathcrush" release (1987) such as "Necrolust" and the title track, and 1994's iconic "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas", with songs like "Funeral Fog" and the ultimate black metal classic "The Freezing Moon".

This vinyl edition of the album is limited to 1,000 numbered copies and is issued on 180-gram heavyweight vinyl with printed inner bag and a heavyweight PVC sleeve.

Side 1:

01. Deathcrush
02. Necrolust
03. Funeral Fog
04. The Freezing Moon
05. Carnage

Side 2:

01. Buried By Time And Dust
02. Pagan Fears
03. Chainsaw Gutsfuck
04. Pure Fucking Armageddon

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