Apocalyptica Announces "7th Symphony" Release Date

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Apocalyptica is set to release its seventh studio album, "7th Symphony," on August 23rd (August 20th in Germany). The majority of the album was produced by Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens Of The Stoneage, Bad Religion etc.) with two other songs produced by Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, Motörhead, Papa Roach).
The first single, “End Of Me,” features Gavin Rossdale, best known as the vocalist of the British alternative rock band Bush. The album also features a number of other notable guest performances: Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo plays on "2010"; "Bring Them To Light" features Joseph Duplantier, singer and guitarist of the French death metal band Gojira; "Broken Pieces" is a cooperation with Flyleaf singer Lacey Sturm; and "Not Strong Enough" is sung by Brent Smith (Shinedown).
The band is set to promote the release of the new album with a worldwide tour in 2010 and beyond. The following dates have been confirmed already:
May 21 Nashville, TN – WUBZ Hootenanny
May 22 Louisville, KY – Headliners
May 23 Columbus, OH – Rock On The Range
May 29 Indianapolis, IN – WRZX "May Day"
Jul. 08 Mexico City, MX – Metropolitain Theatre
Jul. 09 Mexico City, MX – Metropolitain Theatre
Jul. 15 Cadott, WI – Rock Fest
Jul. 16 Pontiac, MI – Eagle Theatre
Jul. 17 Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroom
Jul. 18 Quebec City, QE – Summer Festival
Jul. 29 Luzern, CH – Blue Balls Festival
Jul. 30 Loreley, DE – Rockarea Festival
Jul. 31 Knebworth, UK – Sonisphere Festival
Aug. 07 Pori, FI – Sonisphere Festival
Aug. 12 Moscow, RU – B1
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23 Comments on "Apocalyptica Announces '7th Symphony' Release Date"
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*sighs* as has been explained countless times here on the MU; the story picks up the pics based on the names mentioned in the article. Since Dave Lombardo of Slayer was mentioned in the article and Slayer has more hits that Apocalyptica the system attaches the article to the Slayer pic (or vice versa). The administration, staff and regulaer users here at MU believe that it's more important to bring the metal news than it is to show the latest and greatest publicity shot for any particular band. If it's pictures you seek, navigate your way over to the photo gallery. Thanks for playing, now go fvck yourself.
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MuDvAyNefan: Clearly I am not the person that posted the story (darkstar did). So i'm not really sure why you're calling ME the dumbass. Nobody is responsible for posting pics with their stories here. In fact, I don't believe the site is set up to have that capability even if a writer wanted to. If you truely want to know the in's and out's of MetalUnderground I suggest you scroll down and click on "contact us" and address your questions directly to the owner of the site (DeathBringer). It's not my site and it's not my call, so again if it's pretty pictures you seek go to the photo gallery. The photo gallery here is an award winning gallery and i'm sure you can find plenty of pictures in there to smack your pathetic little hog around with.
22. writes:
your not the 1st one to tell me that actually.... cj from drowning pool told me that chad and greg are cool guys....zombie and ozzy tour was epic i heard...i wish the cooper/zombie tour would come close to me that would be sweet...as i have yet to see zombie but i have saw cooper a year ago when he had econoline crush open for him
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1. Blindgreed1 writes:
This is very exciting news.