CARNATION stream full live show ‘Galaxy Sessions’

Posted on January 6, 2022

The Belgian death metal stalwarts of CARNATION are about to stream their ‘Galaxy Sessions’ live event, which took place on April 18, 2021. The pre-recorded performance will be streamed in celebration of the bands upcoming live album which is slated for release on January 07, 2021.

In collaboration with Death Metal Promotion, the live premiere will kick off on January 6 @20:00 CET HERE. Members of the band will be available in the live chat to answer questions!

Frontman Simon Duson comments on the stream: “The release of our ‘The Galaxy Sessions’ live album is nigh! We invite you to join us in the Galaxy Studio, where we performed the majority of our most recent album ‘Where Death Lies’ live for the first time. After a production delay that felt like an eternity, we have finally received word that the physical release is ready for distribution. We can’t wait for you all to get your hands on the album! Let it be a reminder of great times to come…”

The album is still available on vinyl HERE.

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