ORIGIN: To Shoot 'Finite' Video

March 8, 2008

Kansas-based death metallers ORIGIN will shoot the first video for their brand new album, "Antithesis", this weekend in Brooklyn, New York. The video for the track "Finite" will be lensed by David Brodsky for MyGoodEye.

ORIGIN will embark on a headlining tour of Europe in May. Support on the shows will come from IMPALED and HOUR OF PENANCE. Confirmed dates are as follows:

May 30 - Protzen, Germany - Protzen Open Air (ORIGIN only)
May 31 - Tilburg, Holland - Neurotic Death Fest
Jun. 02 - Durango, Spain - Platruena
Jun. 04 - Barcelona, Spain - Mephisto Club
Jun. 05 - Luynes, France - Marseille Le Kroigan
Jun. 10 - München, Germany - Feierwerk
Jun. 11 - Berlin, Germany - K17
Jun. 13 - Hünxe, Germany - Death Feast (ORIGIN, IMPALED only)
Jun. 17 - Glasgow, UK - Ivory Blacks
Jun. 19 - Bristol, UK - Bierkeller
Jun. 20 - London, UK - Underworld
Jun. 21 - Trier, Germany - Summer Blast Fest
Jun. 22 - Clisson, France – Hellfest (ORIGIN only)

A brand new ORIGIN track, entitled "The Aftermath", has been posted on the group's MySpace page. The track comes off the band's new album, "Antithesis" (cover artwork),due in North America on April 1 via Relapse Records.

The follow-up to 2005's "Echoes of Decimation" brings what is widely considered to be the band's strongest lineup back together:

Paul Ryan - Guitar, Vocals
Jeremy Turner - Guitars, Vocals
James Lee - Vocals
Mike Flores - Bass, Vocals
John Longstreth - Drums

"Antithesis" was engineered by Rob Rebeck at Chapman Studios, mastered by Scott Hull at Visceral Sound, and features the following track listing:

01. The Aftermath
02. Algorithm
03. Consuming Misery
04. Wrath of Vishnu
05. Finite
06. The Appalling
07. Void
08. Ubiquitous
09. The Beyond Within
10. Antithesis

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