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The night of March 8, 1989 is one that went down in history. EXODUS destroyed the stage at The Astoria in London and this recording remained unheard of in the vaults...until now.
35 years later, this rager of a show will finally see the light of day!
"British Disaster: The Battle of '89 - Live At The Astoria" will be released on May 31st via Nuclear Blast.

Gary Holt comments:
“Sometimes something truly awesome drops right in your lap. In the case of Exodus, it was full multitrack tape reels from our headlining show in London while on tour for Fabulous Disaster! So we thought, “let’s listen and see what we have” and BAM! We were on FIRE! Pure over the top thrash, one hundred percent live, and as dangerous as ever! We are fkn stoked to be able to release this for our fans. Total mayhem!”

Announcement!
EXODUS have parted ways with Steve "Zetro" Souza. We thank Steve for his years fronting the band and all the killer music we made during that time. We wish him only the best in the future and much success with anything he does.
And please help us welcome Rob Dukes back to EXODUS! We are beyond stoked to have Rob back ripping up the stage with us and he's looking forward to crushing everything like only he can.
Next chapter begins, new record rolls along as planned and the beatings will continue.
See you soon,
EXODUS

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