Italy's black/rock/doom metal outfit FORGOTTEN TOMB has released the first teaser for its forthcoming concert DVD. "Darkness In Stereo: Eine Symphonie Des Todes - Live In Germany", which will feature over 70 minutes of material, is in the final stages of editing and is on target for release in early 2014. With almost 15 years of activity, six full-length albums and a double live in-studio album, live shows all over Europe and a worldwide underground following, FORGOTTEN TOMB definitely deserves its cult status in the current extreme metal scene. With now-classic albums such as the milestones of "Songs To Leave" (2002) and "Springtime Depression" (2003), the band practically crafted and gave birth to a whole new sub-genre, now regarded as depressive black/doom metal. Then it managed to evolve it, destroy it and reshape it with the highly acclaimed "Love's Burial Ground" (2004), the controversial "Negative Megalomania" (2007) and the groundbreaking "Under Saturn Retrograde" (2011). In 2012 "...And Don't Deliver Us From Evil" was released to critical acclaim, followed by a 12-show European tour with ENTHRONED and IMPIETY to conclude the successful year. Over 2013, the band kept promoting the new album with a 20-show headlining European tour with ISOLE and EREB ALTOR, as well as single shows and another European tour with INCANTATION and RAGNAROK.