Thy Art is Murder footage of vocalist C.J. McMahon's first show back with band
Australia’s premiere incendiary extreme musical export, THY ART IS MURDER, recently welcomed back vocalist C.J. McMahon back into the fold. The band welcomed him back as a surprise onstage at their recent Unify Festival performance in Australia. Check out footage of the band performing 'Holy War' at the event, here.
To cement McMahon's return, the band released the brand new song 'No Absolution' (check it out here), and announced their next European co-headlining run, dubbed "The Heaven And Hell Tour", this coming April.
THE HEAVEN AND HELL TOUR
- 16.04.17 Netherlands Nijmegen @ Doornroosje
- 19.04.17 Germany Saarbrücken @ Garage
- 20.04.17 Italy Bologna @ Kindergarten Club
- 23.04.17 Germany Hamburg @ Markthalle
- 24.04.17 Germany Hannover @ Faust
- 25.04.17 Poland Poznań @ U Bazyla
- 26.04.17 Hungary Budapest @ Durer Kert
- 27.04.17 Germany Schweinfurt @ Stattbahnhof
IMPERICON FESTIVALS 2017
- 14.04.17 Austria Vienna @ Impericon Festival
- 15.04.17 Germany Leipzig @ Impericon Festival
- 17.04.17 UK Manchester @ Impericon Festival
- 21.04.17 Switzerland Zürich @ Impericon Festival
- 22.04.17 Germany Oberhausen @ Impericon Festival
- 30.04.17 Germany München @ Impericon Festival (without CASEY)
Purchase and stream 'No Absolution' using the following links:
- iTunes - http://nblast.de/TAIMNoAbsolutionIT
- Apple Music - http://nblast.de/TAIMNoAbsolutionAM
- Amazon Digital - http://nblast.de/TAIMNoAbsolutionAMZMP3
- Google Play - http://nblast.de/TAIMNoAbsolutionGP
- Spotify - http://nblast.de/TAIMNoAbsolutionSP
THY ART IS MURDER's latest album, »Holy War«, landed at #82 on the Billboard Top 200 in its first week of sales. This marks the first time THY ART IS MURDER has made the coveted chart. The band saw similar success in their homeland where they reached #7 on the Aria Charts – the highest position ever for an Australian extreme metal act.
»Holy War« was produced and mixed by Will Putney (SUICIDE SILENCE, EXHUMED, THE ACACIA STRAIN), and is the band’s second release for Nuclear Blast Entertainment. The controversial album cover and packaging photos were shot by the band’s long time photographer and friend, Thomas Savage.