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ORPHANED LAND: Tel-Aviv Concert To Be Filmed For 'Global Metal' Documentary

October 5, 2006

ORPHANED LAND's November 25, 2006 show at the Theatre Club in Tel-Aviv, Israel will be filmed by the makers of the documentary "Metal: A Headbanger's Journey" for their upcoming follow-up film, "Global Metal", which will explore the global spread of heavy metal music and culture. "The goal of this film is to discover what is happening in metal scenes around the world," co-directors Scot McFadyen and Sam Dunn previously said. "Metal has spread throughout Asia, South America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and even Africa. We want to discover what metal means to musicians and fans who come from these diverse cultures."

"Global Metal" is the follow-up film to "Metal: A Headbanger's Journey", which explored metal's impact and controversy over the past 35 years and featured interviews with Tony Iommi, Bruce Dickinson, Alice Cooper, Ronnie James Dio, SLAYER, Dee Snider, ARCH ENEMY, LAMB OF GOD, CANNIBAL CORPSE, EMPEROR and many more. The two-disc DVD set was released in North America in May, including extended interviews, an interactive metal history chart, and a mini-doc on Norwegian black metal.

ORPHANED LAND recently completed three special concerts to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of their second album, "El Norra Alila". The concerts, which took place in Israel and Turkey, saw the band perform a two-hour set consisting of the entire "El Norra Alila" CD along with selections from the band's other albums.

ORPHANED LAND is currently working on material for its new album, "ORwarriOR", which will be produced by Steven Wilson of PORCUPINE TREE. A 2007 release via Century Media Records is expected.

ORPHANED LAND is a band which combines progressive heavy/death-metal rock with ethnic Middle Eastern/Arabic/Israeli elements, a unique hybrid of styles that contributed to Steven's decision to work with them. The group has recorded three albums to date, the most recent of which, "Mabool", was their Century Media debut.

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