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TOTAL DEVASTATION To Perform At Finnish Film Festival

May 12, 2009

Finnish death metallers TOTAL DEVASTATION will play on May 15 at a film festival held in the band's hometown, Karhula. A movie filmed in the 50s about an old factory, Sunila, wll be shown on a a screen in the background while the band performs some of its brand new material.

May 15 show times at Kyminsuu are as follows:

16.40
20.00

A poster for the event can be viewed below.

TOTAL DEVASTATION's video for the song "Nation of Rats" can be viewed below. The song comes off the group's fourth album, "Honour the Disorder", which was released in April 2008 via Stabbing Records/Playground Music Scandinavia. The clip was directed by Tepa Lahtinen.

TOTAL DEVASTATION released its third album, "Wreck", in September 2006.

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