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BLO.TORCH: Demo Cuts Posted Online

January 25, 2003

Dutch death metallers BLO.TORCH have posted their entire "Plan B" demo online at this location. Recorded during February/March 2002 at Excess Studio in Rotterdam, Holland, "Plan B" marks the last recorded appearance with the group of vocalist Michel De Wilde, who was dismissed from the band due to "personal differences."

The band, whose self-titled debut was released through Wicked World Records in 1999, performed their first gig with new singer Chris van der Valk at the end of last year and are currently writing material for the group's sophomore full-length CD, which they hope to release sometime in 2003.

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