KRABATHOR

BANDINFO:
The Czech Death Metal heroes KRABATHOR have been a solid constant
in the Champions League of Europen Death Metal for more than five
years. 15.000 disc of their third album "Lies" have been
sold, and the trio received excelent criticism for the MCD "Mortal
Memories" which was released at the beginning of 1997 (for
example 8.5 of 10 points in Rock Hard, Frank Albrecht).
There facts
make perfectly clear that KRABATHOR is getting more and more popular.
This is what the three valiant Czechs also showed on their headliner-tour
last year, on which an average of 200 bangers flipped out. For example,
KRABATHOR was accompanied by the South African Grinders Groinchurn
and by the German Death Grind Band Sanity`s Dawn.
On their CD "Orthodox" Krabathor presents straight Old
School Death Metal with viogorous, razor-sharp riffs, powerful double-bass
thunderstorm and forceful gruntroar singing - that means exactly
the sound Death Metal fans love and admire.
Of course,
the band will also promote this album with a new video clip. You
can watch it on VIVA-Metalla from March 1998.
Futhermore there will be an extended tour thoughout Europe and
the band will take part in various festivals.
SALESPOINTS:
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most
successful and best-known import hit from the Czech Republic
excellent
criticism and selling rates of their third album "Lies"
& of the MCD "Mortal Memories"
great
praise in the international Metal print media
central
position in selling with Morbid Records in March/April 1998
first
edition in limited digi-pack
MARKETING / PROMOTION:
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1000
promo CDs for magazines, radio stations, shops, etc
songs
on various compilation CDs
advertisements
and interviews in the whole Metal press
extended
tour thoughout Europe and articipation in festivals
BACKING PROGRAMM:
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| "Lies" |
CD SPV 084 - 12542
CD |
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"Mortal Memories"
|
MCD SPV 076 - 12762
MCD |
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| "Cool Mortification" |
Re-release of the
sold out classicers! |
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|
"Only your death is welcome"
|
Re-release of the
sold out classicers! |
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| "Orthodox" |
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