THEATRES DES VAMPIRES To Release New Album In January

September 8, 2010

Italian bloodsuckers THEATRES DES VAMPIRES will release their new album, "Moonlight Waltz", on January 14, 2011 via Aural Music. The CD was recorded at Temple of Noise studios in Rome, Italy with producer Christian Ice. The first pressing of the album will be made available in a deluxe limited slipcase edition, including a special bonus DVD with exclusive video material, behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the album, interviews and more.

In a recent interview, THEATRES DES VAMPIRES keyboardist Fabian stated about the band's new material, "This album has the best production of our entire career, and we are delighted by the quality of orchestration parts, thanks to the help of maestro Luca Bellanova and the amazing performance of the Classical Music Academy of Rome.

"Of course, there are some typical THEATRES DES VAMPIRES songs — but with something new, as usual.

"As we always say, with each album we want to make something new, something fresh, and I think these songs go along these lines."

"Moonlight Waltz" track listing:

01. Keeper of Secrets
02. Carmilla
03. Moonlight Waltz
04. Fly Away
05. Sangue
06. Figlio della Luna (MECANO cover)
07. An Illusion
08. Black Madonna
09. Le Théatre du Grand Guignol
10. Obsession
11. The Secret Gates of Hades
12. Medousa

The song "Carmilla" is available for streaming on the band's MySpace page. A video for the track will be filmed with director David Bracci, who previously worked with the godfather of Italian horror movies, Dario Argento.

THEATRES DES VAMPIRES will promote the new album by touring Europe and South America in 2011.

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