UNEARTH AND THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER....

AUSTRALIAN TOUR MAY/JUNE 2010....

Get ready Australia – two of the world’s greatest Metal bands are hitting Australian shores this May/June! Together for the first time down under, Unearth and The Black Dahlia Murder co-headline a tour that will slaughter anything you have heard before. Combining the hardcore and extreme metal of Unearth and the Swedish-influenced blackened thrash of The Black Dahlia Murder, this double-hitter of American Metal muscle will be melting faces in a five-city tour of Australia.....

Hailing from Massachusetts - Unearth combine elements of hardcore, thrash, and extreme metal with thought-provoking lyrical ideas and concepts. Originally formed in 1998, Unearth has released a steady stream of modern metal classics, including 2001’s ‘The Stings of Conscience’ up until 2008’s masterpiece ‘The March’. All the while, Unearth continuously crisscrossed the globe, becoming one of the hardest and most consistent touring bands in all of hard rock.....

Adding to the onslaught of Unearth comes The Black Dahlia Murder. Still riding high on their rabidly-received fourth studio album ‘Deflorate’, following their pitch-black cacophony of 2007’s ‘Nocturnal’, The Black Dahlia Murder have cemented their place as one of metal’s most outstanding underground outfits at the peak of its unmitigated musical brutality. Since forming in 2000, the Black Dahlia death machine has been perfecting their live show with relentless touring around the world.....

Whether a fan of either of these powerhouses, an enthusiast of Metal and heavy music, or just in the market for a phenomenal show, this is one tour to mark on your calendars. ....

Universum regret to announce that in the past week the band and bassist Liam Brophy have parted ways. Liam has decided to withdraw from the band, sighting conflicting interests and he is relocating away from the greater Adelaide area for work and personal reasons. Universum would like to thank Liam for the good times and great memories, and for his efforts, dedication and talents over the past years with Universum! We wish Liam all the best in his upcoming travel and work ventures, and in his future musical endeavors.

Cheers and beers!

Universum regret to announce that in the past week the band and bassist Liam Brophy have parted ways. Liam has decided to withdraw from the band, sighting conflicting interests and he is relocating away from the greater Adelaide area for work and personal reasons. Universum would like to thank Liam for the good times and great memories, and for his efforts, dedication and talents over the past years with Universum! We wish Liam all the best in his upcoming travel and work ventures, and in his future musical endeavors.

Cheers and beers!