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APOCALYPTICA Attain New Career Milestone With Radio Chart Topper

Heavy cellists APOCALYPTICA have issued the following:

Finland's masters of hard rock cello attain another career milestone this week with a radio chart topper. Their latest single, 'I Don't Care' featuring Adam Gontier of THREE DAYS GRACE, has landed at #1 on the BDS and Mediabase Active Rock radio charts. The fact that they have supplanted METALLICA at the chart summit is somewhat ironic considering Apocalyptica's roots as re-interpreters of the seminal metal band's work.

Apocalyptica's sixth album and first for 2020/Jive Records, Worlds Collide, is their most successful to date in the US. The first single from the album, which cracked the top 10 of both the Active Rock and Alternative charts, as well as receiving a good deal of video airplay, was 'I'm Not Jesus' featuring Corey Taylor of SLIPKNOT. 'I Don't Care', the album's second single, has not only hit #1 on the Active Rock charts but is also #3 Alternative and has received extensive video play on MTV2, Fuse, and Music Choice. The album also features guest appearances from Cristina Scabbia of LACUNA COIL, TILL LINDEMANN,, and Dave Lombardo of SLAYER.

In support of Worlds Collide, Apocalyptica has been touring the USA extensively as a headliner as well as making memorable appearances at radio festivals and a historic main stage performance at this year's OZZFest. The band also recently made its US television debut with a live performance on NBC's Last Call With Carson Daly.

Source: Bravewords.com

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  1. I'm so proud of you Apocalyptica!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Amber wrote on 20.11.2008 at 00:12

  2. Woo go Apo!

    Mel =] wrote on 15.12.2008 at 03:51

  3. I knew of your band but never fully appreciated it until now. I hope you never stop changing peoples minds, attitudes, and continue to open up the eyes and ears of people like me. The world needs more musicians like yourselves and for that I thank you.

    Dianne wrote on 30.12.2008 at 17:11

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