Devin Townsend's 'By A Thread: Live in London 2011' DVD Box Set Expected in June
Guitarist Devin Townsend has announced that he's finished working on his upcoming DVD box set, By A Thread: Live in London 2011.
The box set contains the sold-out UK shows from last fall, during which he performed all four Devin Townsend Project albums: Ki, Addicted, Ghost and Deconstruction.
By A Thread: Live in London 2011 contains all four shows on four DVDs, plus a five-CD set (containing the four albums and one disc that collects all the encores).
The box set will be released June 19 in North America through HevyDevy Records / InsideOut Music.
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