THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, CEPHALIC CARNAGE To Team Up For Australian Tour

August 25, 2007

THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER and CEPHALIC CARNAGE will team up for an Australian tour in early November. Confirmed dates are as follows:

Nov. 06 - Perth, Amplifier Bar
Nov. 07 - Adelaide, Fowlers Live
Nov. 08 - Melbourne, The Corner Hotel
Nov. 10 - Brisbane, The Arena
Nov. 11 - Sydney, The Gaelic Theatre

A brand new THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER track, entitled "What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse", has been posted on the group's MySpace page. The song comes off the band's new album, "Nocturnal", due on September 18 via Metal Blade Records. The follow-up to 2005's "Miasma" was recorded with Eric Rachel (who mixed "Miasma") and was mixed by Jason Suecof.

THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER vocalist Trevor Strnad told MTV.com in January that "Nocturnal" will be "definitely in the same vein as our older stuff. Nothing drastically changed. It's just more tasteful, and some of this new stuff will be faster than the last record. . . There's going to be a lot more soloing than we've done previously. This record's a bit more European-sounding, I think. More so than we already were, if you can imagine that. The solo stuff has a black metal-ish flavor to it. We messed around with that a little bit previously, but some of the songs have a major DISSECTION kind of feel to them."

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