Swedish tech-death destroyers Volturyon have been confirmed to take part in the Eastern Death Infernal Tour 2011 with Demonical. The tour will run from October 26th to November 12th, focusing mainly on Baltic and Eastern European territories. Shows in Warsaw, Budapest, Bucharest and Berlin have been booked with the rest of the dates to be confirmed soon. Additional support will come from Hungary’s Slytract.
Voluturyon will strike out on the road in support of Coordinated Mutilation, which is now available through United Guttural Records. The band’s venomous brand of technical Swedish death metal with heavy does of thrash is already receiving praise from critics and reviewers across the metal community. For more on Coordinated Mutilation or to order your copy, visit the
United Guttural Records website.
Coordinated Mutilation Track listing:
1. Bloodsoaked Solution
2. Savage Gluttony
3. Eight Corner of Slaughter
4. Euphoria Through Execution
5. Ravaged
6. Coordinated Mutilation
7. Abide under Eminence
8. Sadistic Molestation
9. Sanguinolency
10. Intense Convulsions
“More in the traditional US vein a la Cannibal Corpse or Six Feet Under with contrasting cannibal shrills and guttural groans, whirring squeaking guitars and pulverizing tribal drum work on songs like ‘Eight Corners Of Slaughter’, ‘Savage Gluttony’ and ‘Bloodsoaked Solution’. They’ve clearly progressed.” – Battle Helm
“Here we have ten tracks of some of the tightest played death metal around. If all modern death metal was up to par with this it would be ideal. this release should appeal to just about every death metal fan. It has plenty of complex moments to keep tech death fans happy, just enough groove to keep the brutal death fans happy and it’s just too entertaining for the traditional death metal fans to ignore.” – Foul Feast of Flesh
“This is very good death metal release with good bites of technical and brutal influences. Put your hard earned penny on Coordinated Mutilation and you won’t be disappointed!!!” – Forbidden Magazine
“10 very solid tracks of some seriously Technical Death Metal with some nice Thrash Metal riffs thrown in for good measure. I have a feeling that I may have already heard my favorite Death Metal release of 2011.” –WickedChannel.com
