Slovakia's SANATORIUM To Tour Ireland

October 3, 2007

This November marks the debut Irish performance of Slovakian death metal legends SANATORIUM. The band, who first started back in 1994, have been spreading their brutality throughout Europe for the past 10 years and now it is Ireland's turn to experience the sickness.

With a string of critically acclaimed releases under their belts and a reputation for one of the most brutal bands in mainland Europe, the band is extremely excited at the prospect of having Ireland included as part of their European tour.

Joining them on the trek, which kicks off in Slovenia on October 12, will be Malta death/grind metal band ABYSMAL TORMENT. Also appearing on the bill for all three Irish shows will be Ireland's most brutal metal act SLAVE ZERO.

The dates are as follows:

Nov. 02 - Fibber McGees, Dublin
Nov. 03 - The Zoo Club, Kilkenny
Nov. 04 - The Zoo Club, Kilkenny

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