With \"Prophets of Doom\", Pro-Pain deliver a punishing record that expands upon the diversity and musical acrimony that was found on \"Fistful of Hate\" - their successful 2004 release. The metal/hardcore pioneers still manage to find room to improve. And more importantly, impress. Not only in the studio, but on stage as well!

An overview of all Pro-Pain European tour dates in April 2006:

• 14.04 (Gr) Alexandroupolis @ Domus
  
• 15.04 (Gr) Thessaloniki @ Mylos Xylourgio
  
• 16.04 (Gr) Athens @ Underworld
  
• 17.04 (Nl) Tilburg @ 013 No Mercy Festival
  
• 18.04 (D) Hannover @ Music Zentrum
  
• 19.04 (D) Koln @Underground
  
• 20.04 (F) Poitiers @ Bsc Cafe
  
• 21.04 (F) Ville Neuve D\'Ascq @ La Ferme D\'En Haut
  
• 22.04 (B) Hasselt @ Musicodrom
  
• 23.04 (D) Ludwigsburg @ Rockfabrik
  
• 24.04 (Cz) Plzen @ Dk Serikova
  
• 25.04 (Cz) Zlin @ Rock Cafe
  
• 26.04 (A) Dornbirn @ Conrad Sohm
  
• 27.04 (Ch) Bern @ Isc
  
• 28.04 (Ch) Luzern @Sedel
  
• 29.04 (D) Essen @ Turock

Fresh off dates with label mates Entombed and Crowbar, their first US tour in over five years, and followed by dates with Kreator and Vader, Pro-Pain offers \"Prophets...\" just in time for their anxious loyalists and new fans from the road.

Pro Pain hit the European road last November with special guests Sayowa from Brazil, Morda from Belgium and Silent Decay from Germany.

Formed 1991 by vocalist/bassist Gary meskill (ex-Crumbsuckers), then New York-based Pro-Pain benefited from substaintial support from MTV headbanger\'s Ball.

In 2004, the band returned to the program, clocking in regular and repeated rotation with Can You Feel It. With guitars Tom Klimchuk, Eric klinger (ex-The Spudmonsters) and drummer JC Dwyer (ex-Paingod), the band\'s worldwide catalog sales nears 1,000,000 (one million) units.