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TALAMYUS: 'In These Days Of Violence' Out Now

August 21, 2007

The new album from Montreal-based thrash viking band TALAMYUS, entitled "In These Days of Violence", is now out on Prodisk. The group will officially launch its CD on September 23 at Club Soda in Monreal, opening for FINNTROLL. Also scheduled to appear are AUGURY and HOWLING SUN.

TALAMYUS will join ASHES OF EDEN for a tour of Ontario during the fall of 2007. Dates will be announced shortly. In the meantime, the band will play in Trois-Rivières on August 24 at Bar Le Stage.

"In These Days of Violence" is distributed across Canada by Fusion3, and will be available in the USA (Manic Music, The End) and Europe (PHD) in the fall.

For more information, visit www.talamyus.com.

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