Die Norweger IN THE WOODS... begeben sich auf eine Mini-Tour durch Europa um ihr erstes Album in 16 Jahren Bandgeschichte zu supporten. Mit auf der Tour im Vorprogramm ist die Japanische Band Sigh.

IN THE WOODS... began in Norway in 1992, amidst the explosion of the scandinavian Black Metal scene. They were the first to break away from the orthodoxy of Black Metal, and by the time their debut album was released, they had already cast the restrictive label aside. 2 experimental and progressive metal albums followed, owing as much to 70s psychadelia as to Metal and they ceased activity in 1999.

In 2014, In IN THE WOODS... reformed, consisting of the core members Anders Kobro (drums), twin brothers Christopher and Christian Botteri (bass and guitar). They were joined by English musician James Fogarty (vocals, guitars and keys) and the stunning new album ‘Pure’ was completed. The live band is completed by live musicians Kare (guitar) and Job (keys).

A few weeks ago, IN THE WOODS... and Debemur Morti Productions gave you the unmissable opportunity to (re)discover the three otherworldly classics released by the band 1995-1999. Indeed, the French label has reunited masterpieces "Heart Of The Ages", "Omnio" and "Strange In Stereo" for the first time in a luxurious coffret 6x12"LP box set and 3xCD box set.

As befits the label, the result is simply sumptuous. Both boxes (CD & LP) are encased in a beautiful slipcase with textured heavy black carton and contain, among other things, brand new artwork realized by the ultra-talented Dehn Sora, lyrics and an exclusive in-depth band story/interview by Yngve M. Jacobsen contained in a substantial book (+60 pages).

12.08 - CZ, Josefov (Brutal Assault Festival)
13.08 - AT, Vienna (Viper Room)
14.08 - CH, Zurich (Werk 21)
15.08 - DE, Weinheim (Cafe Central)
16.08 - DE, Oberhausen (Resonanzwerk)
17.08 - NL, Leeuwarden (Neeushoorn)
19.08 - DE, Dinkelsbuhl (Summer Breeze Open Air Festival)
20.08 - RO, Alba Iulia Fortress (Dark Bombastic Evening Festival)

* 12-17th - support comes from Sigh (JPN)