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ATROCITY, LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE, TO/DIE/FOR Confirmed For Mexico's MANDRÁGORAS FEST

February 1, 2008

ATROCITY, LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE and TO/DIE/FOR have been confirmed for the Mandrágoras Fest, set to take place March 1-2 in Mexico City. Also scheduled to appear are LEAVES' EYES and CLAN OF XYMOX.

ATROCITY's new single, "Smalltown Boy" (BRONSKI BEAT cover),recently entered the German Alternative Chart at position No. 19. The track comes off the German band's long-awaited new album, "Werk 80 II", which is scheduled for release in Europe on February 29, 2008 (March 4 in the U.S.). Like the first "Werk 80" release, which came out in 1997, "Werk 80 II" features ATROCITY's interpretations of hit songs from the '80s.

(Thanks: Abraham Díaz)

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