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OPETH: 'Watershed' Collector's Edition Artwork Revealed

April 9, 2008

OPETH's new album, "Watershed", will be released on June 3 in North America (a day earlier internationally) via Roadrunner Records. The record will be released as a regular-edition CD and collector's edition two-disc CD/DVD and limited-edition 180-gram vinyl.

The artwork for the collector's edition can be viewed at this location.

The collector's edition 2-disc CD/DVD set includes three bonus tracks "Bridge Of Sighs" from ROBIN TROWER's 1974 album of the same title, "Den Stndiga Resan" (sung in Swedish) by Marie Fredriksson as well as the classic ALICE IN CHAINS song "Would?" 5.1 audio mix of the entire album, extensive video content, and expanded artwork. The limited-edition 180-gram double LP set includes a bonus track, exclusive poster and expanded artwork.

"Watershed" was recorded at Fascination Street Studios in rebro, Sweden between November 1 and December 13, 2007. Some additional recordings were done between January 3 and January 7. The album was produced by Jens Bogren and Mikael kerfeldt.

Says Mikael kerfeldt: "I've worked so hard with these songs for quite some time now, I've listened to 'em a zillion times. I don't hate them just yet! The album sounds great sonically and I think I can hear us evolving as the record plays on. It is taking us somewhere musically and I don't know where. It's very exciting to say the least! I can't remember having enjoyed a recording this much ever before."

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