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NEGURA BUNGET: Performance Footage Of New Song Available

April 23, 2009

Video footage of NEGURA BUNGET, the Romanian band that incorporates elements of black metal, progressive metal, folk metal and dark ambient, performing a new song at the Inferno festival in Oslo, Norway on April 9, 2009 can be viewed below (courtesy of "WolfFenrir").

NEGURA BUNGET's first four releases were recently reissued in digipacks with improved artwork via Prophecy Productions.

* "From Transylvanian Forest" is the only demo recording from WICCAN REDE, the legendary precursors to NEGURA BUNGET. This re-release with two bonus tracks lays bare the roots of NEGURA BUNGET in a unique way.

* On their debut album, "Zîrnindu-Sã", the Romanians celebrate a furious and primal black metal with sophisticated drumming and racing guitars. For many fans, this record still marks the band's pinnacle. The re-release comes with a bonus CD featuring a previously unreleased alternatee recording of the entire album.

* The potential hinted at on these releases was fully tapped on the EP "Sala Molksa". "Sala Molksa" offers highly original symphonic black metal with a penchant for complex arrangements. This re-release comes with a bonus CD as well, containing an unreleased alternative recording of the EP.

* "Mãiastru Sfetnic", finally, is the masterpiece by the "early" NEGURA BUNGET, written large in the history of black metal. This album is characterized by a stunningly dense and oppressive atmosphere and has secured the band a position in the pantheon of black metal.

All of these digipack CDs were limited to 2,000 copies each. There was also a special six-CD box, strictly limited to 500 copies, including a woven NEGURA BUNGET logo patch and a sticker.

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