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THE FORESHADOWING: Rome Concert Footage Posted Online

January 23, 2008

Italian gothic-doom band THE FORESHADOWING has posted video footage from the group's January 11, 2008 concert at Jailbreak in Rome. Watch a performance clip of the song "Eschaton" below.

THE FORESHADOWING's debut album, "Days of Nothing", was released on October 22, 2007 via Candlelight Records. The CD cover artwork was created by Seth Siro Anton (PARADISE LOST, CALIBAN, ROTTING CHRIST, VADER).

According to a press release, "'Days of Nothing' is THE FORESHADOWING's first chapter of apocalypse. The band combines ambient and epic atmospheres with powerful guitar riffs into 10 tracks of melodic doom metal reminding MY DYING BRIDE, KATATONIA and ANATHEMA basing on the concept of the monotony of life, waiting for the apocalypse that is to come." THE FORESHADOWING's aim, says the band, "is to bring you into an atom-sphere of apocalyptic tragedy and alienation from humanity and everyday life with a moody and powerful music. We don't feel part of this world and we don't need to believe in any creed, convention or lifestyle. We just wait for a right end of this wrong and cruel world."

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