Swedish Industrial Metal band PAIN has issued the following update:
10 Swedish and 4 Finnish dates has been added to the “Feeding the monsters 2011” tour.
2011-09-16 Cozmoz, Borlänge, Sweden
2011-09-17 Gamla Teatern, Östersund, Sweden
2011-09-18 Stadshuset, Sundsvall, Sweden
2011-09-19 Idun, Umeå, Sweden
2011-09-20 Kulturens Hus, Luleå, Sweden
2011-09-21 Club Teatria, Oulu, Finland
2011-09-22 Puikkari, Kuopio, Finland
2011-09-23 Lutakko, Jyväskylä, Finland
2011-09-24 Nosturi, Helsinki, Finland
2011-11-09 Mejeriet, Lund, Sweden
2011-11-10 Brew House, Gothenburg, Sweden
2011-11-11 KG5, Mariestad, Sweden
2011-11-12 Kulturhuset, Örebro, Sweden
2011-11-13 Debaser Medis, Stockholm, Sweden
Johann Stepien from LoudTV has interviewed Peter Tägtgren from PAIN before The release of “You Only Live Twice “, the 2.part of the interview can be viewed below:
PAIN, the Swedish industrial metal outfit led by musician and producer Peter Tägtgren, will release its seventh album, “You Only Live Twice”, on June 3 via Nuclear Blast Records.
The two-disc version of the effort will feature the following track listing:
Regular CD
01. Let Me Out
02. Feed The Demons
03. The Great Pretender
04. You Only Live Twice
05. Dirty Woman
06. We Want More
07. Leave Me Alone
08. Monster
09. Season Of The Reaper
Bonus CD
01. Crawling Thru Bitterness (unreleased bonus track)
02. The Great Pretender (Millboy & Peka P Remix)
03. Dirty Woman (MC Raaka Pee Remix)
04. You Only Live Twice (Rectifier Remix)
05. Leave Me Alone (Rectifier Remix)
06. Eleanor Rigby (Live at Sundown Festival, 2008)
07. Follow Me (Live in Brussels, 2009)
08. I Don’t Care (Live at Raimsmes Festival, 2009)
09. Bitch (Live at Raismes Festival, 2009)
A video clip of Tägtgren walking fans track by track through the new album can be viewed below.
Regarding the album’s cover artwork, Tägtgren previously said, “I really wanted something ‘Nightmare Before Christmas’ meets ‘Alice In Wonderland’ kind of feeling but with our mascot, the Painhead in it. And Heile created that after what I wanted. And he did it in his own way. It really has this kinda Tim Burton feel to it. It will be really crazy with a big backdrop. We also gonna do some inflatable stuff with our Painhead. Its gonna be our Eddie, like IRON MAIDEN has it.”
On the topic of the CD’s title, Tägtgren stated, “[The title] has nothing to do with James Bond. I am sure I will hear this for the rest of my life! The title song is mainly about people struggling.
“Don’t you wish you had another chance? Don’t you wanna live twice? Like you’re always jealous of other people. How good their life is or they won on lotto or anything. It’s about jealousy in general towards other people that surrounds you. About not being satisfied with what you have. Trying to create this fantasy world that you can live twice kind of…”
The second in a series of trailers for “You Only Live Twice”, the seventh album from PAIN, the Swedish industrial metal outfit led by musician and producer Peter Tägtgren, can be viewed below. The CD will be released on June 3 via Nuclear Blast Records. The song “Dirty Woman” is available for streaming at this location.
“Dirty Woman”, a brand new song from PAIN, the Swedish industrial metal outfit led by musician and producer Peter Tägtgren, is available for streaming at this location. The track comes off the band’s seventh album, “You Only Live Twice”, which will be released on June 3 via Nuclear Blast Records.
“You Only Live Twice” final track listing:
01. Let Me Out
02. Feed The Demons
03. The Great Pretender
04. You Only Live Twice
05. Dirty Woman
06. We Want More
07. Leave Me Alone
08. Monster
09. Season Of The Reaper
Source: Blabbermouth.net
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