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SCHANDMAUL Announce 'New' Bassist, Live DVD Release Date

May 4, 2003

German "folk rock/metal" act SCHANDMAUL have announced that Matthias "Hiasl" Richter, who joined the band as a temporary replacement after the departure of original bassist Hubsi Widmann, is now a permanent member of the band.

SCHANDMAUL have set a June 23 release date for their new live DVD/CD, titled "Hexenkessel". The DVD will contain a complete gig that took place in Munich, Germany earlier this year (Jan. 4) and will feature one unreleased song as well as a guest appearance by IN EXTREMO vocalist Micha on the track "Willst Du".

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