SEAR BLISS To Release DVD Later This Year

August 11, 2004

Hungarian black metallers SEAR BLISS filmed their 10-year anniversary show in Budapest in February 2004 for an upcoming DVD, tentatively due later in the year. The group have just issued their fourth full-length album, "Glory and Perdition", through Red Stream, Inc. The follow-up to 2002's "Forsaken Symphony" was recorded at the HSB studio and features a guest appearance in a couple of tracks by former MAYHEM/TORMENTOR vocalist Attila Csihar. An album release show is scheduled for September 10 in Budapest, to be followed by a Dutch mini-tour.

With regards to Attila's involvement with the new record, SEAR BLISS bassist/vocalist András Nagy recently told Metal Coven webzine, "Attila is a longtime friend of mine. I always loved his extreme voice. I think he is definitely the most unique vocalist in this genre. I always planned to invite him to do some vocals for SEAR BLISS. We asked him to contribute to the 'Grand Destiny' and 'Forsaken Symphony' albums too but he wasn't available at that time as he has many projects abroad and he was always busy with them but this time it came true and the result is just perfect."

SEAR BLISS Dutch tour dates:

Sep. 24 – Heerhugowaard, NETH @ Kompleks
Sep. 25 - Woerden, NETH @ Babylon
Sep. 26 - Rotterdam, NETH @ Baroeg

For more information on SEAR BLISS, visit www.searbliss.hu.

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