Insidiöus Törment nominated for a Danish Metal Award.

It’s the first time an Eastern european band has been nominated for a Western european music award since Gorky Park.
In an interview given to the Prada Novo Sibirsky Laszlo Wikitz says “It’s a sign of better cultural understanding between the East and West”.

Place your vote at: Danish Metal Awards

New version of the “Metal Balls” video now on Youtube:

Saturday the 5 of September we are shooting the new music video for “Your Ass Belongs to me”. Metopia is recording the video, they have made videos for The Wong Boys and Men Among Animals:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYON8CqCUxo and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4dgfTj_Cbo&feature=related

We are still looking for more ekstras, so if you dream of being in a Insidiöus Törment video, turn up at Ydunsvej 13 Saturday the 5 at 12.30. The theme is a 80s jet set party, so bring your most flashy Copacabana/Cocktail dress/suit.

Your ass belongs to whom? Your ass belong to IT.

Yes, it’s true! Die lads have made it and done what few others have achieved. Based on the online sales of Heavy Metal registered at MP-drei.li, the Liechtensteinian Schallplatten Verband have awarded the lads with a Zinnplatte. In a statement released ot the press, OJ thanks the bands extensive network on facebook – “thanks guys!” You too can purchase heavy metal music from Insidiöus Törment at a wide range of other online vendors, not the least of which is iTunes and your local Törment Shoppe… “Help us get enough platters to cover the Sam Fox posters in the rehearsal studio!”

Whether you prefer sexy buttcheeks and ink, that ol’ Norse mythology, high-flying flying V guitars, or just plain space, we’re sure you’ll agree that the artwork is exquisite! And it’s free!! Get the wallpapers in the Törment vault.

A young, female fan arrives in schwartzdorf where she hopes to get the autographs of her heroes..

Burning a hole in the Ozone Layer, Redrock's old Gibson Flying V is heeding it's master's call and returning to the tranquil and quiet life on Mars...