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DESASTER Confirmed For Ireland's DAY OF DARKNESS FESTIVAL

March 2, 2005

German dark thrashers DESASTER are the latest addition to the lineup for this year's Day of Darkness Festival, set to be held at Ballylinan, Co Laois, Ireland on July 9. The four-piece, who recently inked a deal with Metal Blade Records, will make a triumphant return to the Emerald Isle following a sold-out debut Irish performance in early 2004. The band are currently in writing mode with a new album scheduled for release in early August.

Bands already confirmed:

ROTTING CHRIST
DESASTER
MOURNING BELOVETH
CELTIC LEGACY
WAYLANDER
PRIMAL DAWN
DEVILMAKESTHREE
GROUND OF RUIN

Log on to www.dayofdarkness.com for more information.

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