However, the band’s retirement turned out to be short-lived, returning to stages in 2019 to celebrate the band’s 30th anniversary, and now they drop their first new full-length in twelve years, the monstrous All Heads Are Gonna Roll. Following their inception in 1989, between 19 they dropped eight of the most blistering albums the genre has spewed up, the quartet parting ways in 2013. In any serious conversation about death metal the name Vomitory has to come up. October 14: Revolver – San Dona Di Piave IT October 03: KK’s Steel Mill – Wolverhampton UK September 26: Live Music Hall – Weiher DE
September 21: Zluty Pes Club – Pardubice CZ We look forward to seeing all of you the then and celebrate the release of our new album together! “ Vader has not only been one of our all time favourites, but also, has inspired us in many ways throughout the career of Vomitory. Vomitory comments: “ It is our uttermost pleasure to announce we‘ll be joining across Europe to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the mighty Vader, this upcoming fall. In May, the Swedes dropped All Heads Are Gonna Roll, their first album in over a decade, on Metal Blade. Only a few years after Vomitory themselves celebrated 30 years, they have signed up for an extensive European and UK tour with the influential band.
Vomitory are joining Vader for their live celebration of the Polish death-metallers 40th anniversary.
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