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REVEREND BIZARRE: 'Crush The Insects' To Be Reissued In UK

May 13, 2008

Finnish doom metal band REVEREND BIZARRE will have its 2005 classic album "Crush the Insects" re-released in the UK on August 4 via Spinefarm. The UK reissue comes complete with a slipcase plus an enhanced section featuring the video for "Doom over the World".

REVEREND BIZARRE last summer landed on the national chart in its country at position No. 6 with the group's latest double album, "So Long Suckers". "Crush the Insects", entered the Finish chart at No. 36 back in 2005.

According to a posting on the Spinefarm web site, "So Long Suckers" is the "definitive true doom masterpiece."

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