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IN FLAMES: Video Footage Of Entire Tilburg Concert

December 1, 2011

Video footage of IN FLAMES's entire November 30, 2011 concert at 013 in Tilburg, Holland can be viewed in four parts below.

IN FLAMES' tenth album, "Sounds Of A Playground Fading", was recently certified gold in the group's home country of Sweden for sales in excess of 20,000 copies.

Note: The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) in Sweden has revised the sales requirements for albums to reach gold status in the country twice in the last seven years from the pre-2002 level of 40,000 to the current 20,000.

The members of IN FLAMES were presented with "Playground" gold awards prior to their November 18, 2011 concert at Hovet in Stockholm. The awards were handed out by Razzia Records, which released the album in Sweden.

"Sounds Of A Playground Fading" sold around 14,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release.

IN FLAMES' previous CD, "A Sense of Purpose" (Koch) opened with 20,000 units to land at No. 28. This was slightly less than the opening tally of "Come Clarity" (Ferret),which shifted just under 24,000 copies in February 2006 to enter the chart at position No. 58.

13 songs were laid down for "Sounds Of A Playground Fading", which was recorded at the band's IF Studios in Gothenburg with engineer Roberto Laghi (HARDCORE SUPERSTAR, LOK, SONIC SYNDICATE). The cover artwork was created by Dave Correia and can be viewed below.

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