TIAMAT: 1995 Concert Footage Posted Online

July 19, 2007

Metal Videos has uploaded 39 minutes' worth of video footage shot at a 1995 TIAMAT concert in in Düsseldorf, Germany. Watch it at this location.

TIAMAT recently inked a new deal with Nuclear Blast Records. The band's last studio album, "Prey", was released in 2003 through Century Media.

TIAMAT's "The Church of Tiamat" DVD entered the Swedish Music DVD chart at position No. 5 in May 2006. An e-card for the DVD is available at this location. The e-card contains several features, such as a streamable sample video of the DVD, photos as well as detailed information on TIAMAT itself and the band's first official DVD release. The video teaser gives you the opportunity to check out the following songs: "Vote For Love", "Children Of The Underworld" and "Gaia".

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