Metal News for October 5, 2002
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5 news articles posted on this day.
Cable Album in Jeopardy
Due to a financial "situation" at Berserker Records, Connecticut's Cable will not be releasing their next full-length with them. The record, entitled Never Trust A Gemini, had originally been scheduled for an April 2003 release on Berserker. Unfortunately, the band has now found themselves in a troublesome predicament, having already booked studio time, etc. They have nearly finished writing the album and are slated to enter Austin Enterprises with producer Steve Austin on December 13th to record the effort. Additionally, they had lined up gues appearances from members of ISIS, 5ive, Today Is The Day, and Agoraphobic Nosebleed. Anyone in a position to help the band find a home for this release is encouraged to contact Cable
Knives Out Decided to Cut Out
Philadelphia's Knives Out has apparently broken up. Featuring ex-members of American Nightmare and I Hate You, among others, the group originally formed in 2001 and had released an MCD, Heartburn, on Deathwish Inc. They will also be appearing on the upcoming Philadephia Sounds CD/10", along with The Curse, Paint It Black, and Go! For The Throat, on Chunksaah Records. Drummer Brandon Wallace posted the following statement regarding the matter:
"I'm sorry to say that Knives Out has decided to call it a day. There has been some problems within the band that seem at this point that they cannot be fixed. I'm sorry to those who have invested time (and others, money) in this project, but we cannot go on the way we have. I'm excited about future projects and we all appreciate all the support you've given us in the past year. Thank you all."
Cradle of Filth to do Christmas Show
Cradle of Filth will be performing a Christmas show at London's The Astoria on Friday, December 13th. No support acts have yet been announced.
Callenish Circle Added to No Mercy Festivals
Dutch melodic death metallers Callenish Circle have reportedly been added to the forthcoming No Mercy/Easter Festivals 2003 European tour, which is also scheduled to include appearances by Testament, Marduk, Pro-Pain, Nuclear Assault, Die Apokalyptischen Reiter, Malevolent Creation, Graveworm, and Arkhon Infaustus. Another as-yet-undisclosed co-headlining act will reportedly be added to the bill. Morbid Angel were previouly rumored to be part of the package, but it is now unclear if they will be able to participate. More...
Biohazard Set Album Title
Biohazard have set Kill Or Be Killed as the title of their forthcoming studio effort, due on February 4th through Sanctuary Records, drummer Danny Schuler has confirmed to Blabbermouth.net
In other news, the band have lined up the following dates during October/November: More...
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