BLO.TORCH To Take Part In Battle Of The Bands

January 9, 2004

Dutch death metallers BLO.TORCH have been selected to participate in the prestigious "Grote Prijs Van Zuid-Holland" competition, an annual event for regional bands in all genres.

This event is an initiative of "De Zuid-Hollandse Popunie", an organization which promotes music from the Zuid (Holland) region, BLO.TORCH are the featured "Band of the Month" on the "De Zuid-Hollandse Popunie" web site and a page has been devoted to the band with a bio and a 30-second preview (mp3) of "Justifiable Homocide", a track from BLO.TORCH's forthcoming album, "Volatile". Check it out here.

The first round of competition for BLO.TORCH will take place on February 21 at Speakers in Delft (The Netherlands).

For more info, go to the Popunieweb site.

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