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KONKHRA Announce First-Ever Gig In Israel

August 21, 2003

Danish extreme metallers KONKHRA will play their first-ever gig in Israel on October 16 as part of the Metalist Festival. "This is the first show on our Reality Tour 2003 and very appropriate place to kick it off," the band said in a statement.

As previously reported, KONKHRA will be teaming up with ILLNATH and CORPUS MORTALE for a European tour beginning in late October. KONKHRA's latest CD, "Reality Check", was released in May through Code666 Records. The album was recorded at KONKHRA frontman Anders Lundemark's own Starstruck Studio and is the group's first since their split with longtime label Diehard Records.

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