THEATRE OF TRAGEDY: 'Last Curtain Call' DVD Trailer Available

April 20, 2011

Norway's THEATRE OF TRAGEDY will release the "Last Curtain Call" concert DVD on May 20 via AFM Records. The disc will contain 18 tracks spanning the band's entire career with a running time of 94 minutes. In addition, there will be a half hour "on-the-road" movie from the band's last tour, footage from the group's final rehearsal October 1, 2010 (with fans attending) as well as in-depth interviews with all band members shot in January 2011. The concert film will feature both stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound. Audio was mixed by Alex Møklebust and mastered by Chris Sansom at Propeller Mastering. In addition, there will be a live CD included with the bands pick of their live favorites.

Bonus live CD track listing:

* Hide And Seek
* Bring Forth Ye Shadow
* Ashes And Dreams
* A Rose For The Dead
* And When He Falleth
* Venus
* Hollow
* Storm
* Fade
* Forever Is The World

At the same time, there will be a double live CD released for the people that don't own a DVD player or prefer the audio only.

Double live CD track listing:

CD 1:

* Hide And Seek
* Bring Forth Ye Shadow
* Frozen
* Ashes And Dreams
* A Rose For The Dead
* Fragment
* And When He Falleth
* Venus

CD 2:

* Hollow
* Storm
* Image
* A Hamlet For A Slothful Vassal
* Fade
* Machine
* Der Tanz Der Schatten
* Forever Is The World

The "Last Curtain Call" cover artwork was created by Haakon Hoseth and can be viewed below. The original painting was by the band's longtime artist and friend Truls Espedal.

"Last Curtain Call" track listing:

01. Hide And Seek
02. Bring Forth Ye Shadow
03. Lorelei
04. Frozen
05. Ashes And Dreams
06. A Rose For The Dead
07. Fragment
08. And When He Falleth
09. Venus
10. Hollow
11. Storm
12. Image
13. Cassandra
14. A Hamlet For A Slothful Vassal
15. Fade
16. Machine
17. Der Tanz Der Schatten
18. Forever Is The World

A trailer for the DVD can be viewed below.

THEATRE OF TRAGEDY announced in March 2010 that it was calling it quits, stating, "This has not been an easy decision to make and we have thought about this for a long long time. We finally agreed to this during the production of our latest album, 'Forever Is The World'.

"Over the years all of us have strived to combine the THEATRE with everyday life but in the end it has proven more and more difficult.

"We have come to appreciate our family lives and jobs, which makes it very hard to continue this life of rock 'n' roll on the road."

THEATRE OF TRAGEDY released a a limited-edition tour version of its seventh album, "Forever Is The World", in March 2010 to coincide with the band's European shows. The set included a new EP called "Addenda" and featured 10 tracks of b-sides, rarities, remakes and remixes.

"Forever Is The World" was released in September 2009 via AFM Records. The follow-up to 2006's "Storm" was recorded at Room 13 studios in Oslo with producer Alexander Møklebust, who has previously worked with ZEROMANCER, SEIGMEN, GÅTE, MONOMEN and DELAWARE, among others. The mastering was handled by Bjørn Engelmann at the Cutting Room in Sweden.

"Forever Is The World" was made available in three different versions: a limited digipack with one bonus song, a very limited double vinyl version with two bonus tracks (one exclusive to the vinyl edition!) and a regular jewelcase.

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