In order to reward the fans for their magnificent support, Italian pioneers of blackened doom metal FORGOTTEN TOMB release a free live album recorded during Kings Of Black Metal Festival in Germany in 2012. The audio has been professionally mixed and originally comes from FORGOTTEN TOMB‘s brand new DVD, Darkness in Stereo: Eine Symphonie Des Todes – Live in Germany, which additionally offers a full video of the above-mentioned concert, as well as excerpts filmed at: Under The Black Sun Festival and K17 Club in Berlin in 2012. While The DVD is available in Europe (and will be released on May 13th in North America via Agonia Records), the free audio album can be downloaded now at Bandcamp.

The new DVD Darkness in Stereo: Eine Symphonie Des Todes – Live in Germany”is available in:

– a noble A5 digibook with a 8-page booklet,
– a limited to 200 copies exclusive digibook including a postcard with signatures of all band members and a live poster (limited edition is available only via Agonia Records Webshop, here).

With almost 15 years of activity, six full-length albums, and a double live in-studio album, live shows all over Europe and a worldwide underground following, FORGOTTEN TOMB definitely deserves its cult status in the current extreme metal scene. With now-classic albums such as the milestones of Songs To Leave (2002) and Springtime Depression (2003), the band practically crafted and gave birth to a whole new sub-genre, now regarded as Depressive Black/Doom Metal. Afterwards it managed to evolve it, destroy it and reshape it with the highly acclaimed Love’s Burial Ground (2004), the controversial Negative Megalomania (2007) and the groundbreaking Under Saturn Retrograde (2011). In 2012 …And Don’t Deliver Us From Evil was released to critical acclaim, followed by a European tour with Enthroned and Impiety to conclude the successful year. Over 2013, the band kept promoting the new album with a headlining European run with Isole and Ereb Altor, as well as single shows and another European tour with Incantation and Ragnarok. 2014 will see the band celebrate its 15-year anniversary and release its long-awaited live DVD.

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