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OBITUARY To Team Up With MALEVOLENT CREATION For Shows In Guatemala, El Salvador

December 31, 2008

Florida extreme-metal veterans OBITUARY and MALEVOLENT CREATION will team up for the following shows in February:

Feb, 20 - Guatemala City, Guatemala - El Rincon Salvadoreno
Feb. 21 - San Salvador, El Salvador - Arena El Salvador

Fan-filmed video footage of OBITUARY's October 8, 2008 concert in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania can be viewed below (clip uploaded by YouTube user "BreakingGlass77").

OBITUARY recently released the "Left To Die" EP via Candlelight Records. The CD contains four songs: two new originals, a new 2008 studio recording of "Slowly We Rot", and a cover of "Dethroned Emperior" by CELTIC FROST. The EP also includes the band's popular "Evil Ways" video.

OBITUARY's latest album, "Xecutioner's Return", was released in the summer of 2007 via Candlelight Records. The CD was mixed at RedRoom Recorders and was mastered in June at Morrisound Studios in Tampa. The band once again worked with artist Andreas Marschall, who has previously created the art for "The End Complete" and the group's last record, "Frozen in Time".

MALEVOLENT CREATION's "Lost Commandments" DVD was released in August in Europe via Massacre Records. The one-hour, 45-minute disc features two complete shows from the band — Party.San Open Air festival (August 9-11, 2007 in Bad Berka, Germany) and Paris, France (2004).

MALEVOLENT CREATION's latest album, "Doomsday X", was released in the U.S. in July 2007 via Nuclear Blast Records and in Europe in August 2007 via Massacre Records. The CD was recorded and engineered at Mercury Recording Studios in Pompano Beach, Florida by longtime friend and producer (and sometimes session member) Gus Rios, and is said to be the most diverse MALEVOLENT CREATION album recorded to date and "without a doubt their fastest!!" Mick Thomson, guitarist for SLIPKNOT, contributed a "ripping" guitar solo to the song "Deliver My Enemy".

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