VADER To Tour Japan With BRUTAL TRUTH

December 4, 2006

Polish death metallers VADER have posted the following message on their official web site:

"For the first time since Doc's [drums] tragic death in 2005 VADER (featuring new drummer Daray) will hit Japan. The band will appear on 'Extreme The Dojo Tour Vol. 17' alongside BRUTAL TRUTH and some other as yet-unconfirmed acts. More details will be announced soon. VADER is going to promote its critically acclaimed latest studio album, 'Impressions In Blood', released in Japan through Avalon/Marquee. The tour schedule contains three gigs in exclusive Japanese chain clubs Quattro." The dates are as follow:

Mar. 05 - Osaka, JPN @ Club Quattro
Mar. 06 - Nagoya, JPN @ Club Quattro
Mar. 07 - Tokyo, JPN @ Club Quattro

As previously reported, VADER will enter Hertz Studio in Poland in March 2007 to re-record 25 of the best songs from their entire discography for a 25th anniversary release, to be issued in 2008. The set will also include a DVD containing tons of bonus features, such as archival recordings, live shows, video clips and other special material. Jaroslaw Szubrycht, a well-known Polish journalist who recently finished a book about SLAYER, will write a VADER biography.

VADER's "Impressions in Blood" album entered the Polish national chart at position No. 8. The band's video for the song "Helleluyah (God Is Dead)" has been posted online at YouTube.com. The clip was shot with director Andrzej Wyrozebski, who is said to be one of the leading movie producers in Poland. Janusz Król (known from the Polish fantasy movie "Wiedzmin") was responsible for all special effects and the whole set design. Slawomir Panasewicz (who has worked on over 140 video clips!) was a cameraman.

"Impressions in Blood" was recorded at Hertz Studio in Bialystok, Poland and features artwork by Greek artist Seth (ROTTING CHRIST, PARADISE LOST). A full-length MP3 of the song "Warlords" can be downloaded at this location.

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