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CHTHONIC: Post-OZZFEST Dates Announced

June 16, 2007

Taiwan's CHTHONIC, the black metal band that has already broken down musical barriers in its homeland, has scheduled the following post-Ozzfest dates:

Sep. 01 - Nashville, TN @ The Muse
Sep. 02 - Louisville, KY @ Uncle Pleasants
Sep. 06 - New York, NY @ B.B. King Blues Club & Grill (w/ KATATONIA)
Sep. 07 - Toronto, ONT @ The Funhaus
Sep. 08 - London, ONT @ Embassy
Sep. 09 - Cleveland, OH @ Peabody's
Sep. 14 - Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall
Sep. 15 - Fayetteville, NC @ Jesters Pub
Sep. 16 - West Springfield, VA @ Jaxx

Tickets for all dates are on sale through EnterTheVault.com and regular ticketing outlets.

CHTHONIC will spend this summer on Ozzfest 2007 as a part of the second stage's rotating lineup alongside such acclaimed artists as HATEBREED, NILE, THE SHOWDOWN and 3 INCHES OF BLOOD, among others.

Influenced by EMPEROR and early DIMMU BORGIR, CHTHONIC plays symphonic metal arrangements embellished with baleful melodies on the erhu, a two-string violin from the Far East. But while CHTHONIC are inspired by Scandinavian bands, their music rails, not against Christianity, but against the Han Chinese, who usurped ancient Taiwanese tradition some 300 years ago. "When we play black metal, that's because we are angry about some outside culture that invades our country," mainman Freddy previously said. "That's the same situation with many bands in Scandinavia, so that's what we have in common with them."

CHTHONIC's first U.S. release, "Seediq Bale", came out October 3, 2006.

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