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ORANGE GOBLIN To Release 'A Eulogy For The Fans' In March

January 7, 2013

Heavy-hitting British metal band ORANGE GOBLIN will release a live CD/DVD set, "A Eulogy For The Fans - Orange Goblin Live 2012", on March 11 via Candlelight Records. The artwork was created by Jimbob Isaac and can be seen below.

CD/DVD set features:

** Disc 1 (CD)

Complete set live at Bloodstock Open Air festival on August 11, 2012 at Catton Park, Derbyshire in the United Kingdom

** Disc 2 (DVD)

Complete pro-shot sets live at Bloodstock Open Air festival on August 11, 2012 at Catton Park, Derbyshire in the United Kingdom and Hellfest on June 15, 2012 in Clisson, France. Plus promotional videos, the making of "Red Tide Rising" documentary, "Highway To Hellfest" short film, photo galleries and more.

The live audio from Bloodstock Open Air festival will also be released as a double gatefold vinyl.

ORANGE GOBLIN's latest album, "A Eulogy For The Damned", was released in February 2012 via Candlelight Records. The ten-track offering was recorded at The Animal Farm studio in South London, produced and engineered by Jamie Dodd and mastered two-time Grammy-nominated PINK FLOYD engineer Andy Jackson at Tube Mastering.

"A Eulogy For The Damned" was released on CD and limited-edition colored vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

Formed in 1995 (as OUR HAUNTED KINGDOM),ORANGE GOBLIN has released six full-length albums, developing an enthusiastic fan base that revels in the band's aggressive sound built on "booze-sodden riffs and attitude." Longtime label Rise Above Records has reissued the group's super-heavy back catalog.

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