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SACRIFICE: New Rehearsal Footage Posted Online

April 29, 2011

Canadian thrash metal veterans SACRIFICE will play their first-ever European show tomorrow evening (Saturday, April 30) at the Keep It True festival at Tauberfrankenhalle in Lauda-Königshofen, Germany.

Commented guitarist/singer Ron Urbinati: "It only took us 26 years [to make it to Europe]!!! Really looking forward to playing this show...and watching SATAN play after us!!!"

Video footage of SACRIFICE's April 25, 2011 rehearsal in preparation for the Keep It True concert can be seen below.

War On Music Records released "The Ones I Condemn", the latest album from SACRIFICE, on vinyl for the first time on March 26, 2010. It was made available as a limited pressing gatefold LP. The first three albums from SACRIFICE — "Torment in Fire" (1986),"Forward to Termination" (1987) and "Soldiers Of Misfortune" (1990) — were also re-released on vinyl via War On Music Records (on February 26, 2010).

For more information, visit www.waronmusic.com.

"The Ones I Condemn" was made available in July 2009 via Brazil's Marquee Records. The CD was recorded at Rouge Valley Studio in Toronto, Ontario with engineer Darius Szczepaniak, who has previously worked with I MOTHER EARTH, SUM 41 and EDWIN, among many others. Guest musicians on the album include Jed Simon (ZIMMERS HOLE, TENET, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, ARMOROS),who "[laid] down a total whammy-bar barrage," and the band's old Scarborough metal comrade Dave Hewson (SLAUGHTER, STRAPPADO),who lent some guest vocals to "The Devil's Martyr".

The Canadian version of "The Ones I Condemn", featuring an exclusive bonus track — a cover of RUSH's "Athem" — is available in the USA through Relapse, Metal Haven Chicago, The End Records and Century Media mailorders.

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