CIRCLE OF CONTEMPT Working On New Album Before Embarking On Mandatory Military Leave

November 11, 2010

Finnish metallers CIRCLE OF CONTEMPT are best known for their brutal assault of technical precision and unhinged rage, but the band will now harness this energy in a different way as it prepares to join the military in order to serve its country.

Commented the group: "It's a very tricky time in camp CONTEMPT right now, with Finland law forcing a military trip for numerous members in January that will result in six months of service. However, until then, we are currently hard at work in the rehearsal room laying down the sections for our second album that will definitely turn some heads. We are determined to create a more aggressive, dynamic and mature offering showing our continued growth as a band."

Added management representative Carl Sewell: “It's an exciting-yet-tricky time right now with members having to take time off touring for their mandatory military session, which means they will be out harder than ever come summer to make up for lost time. The new album is a real step forward and summer 2011 will see the CIRCLE OF CONTEMPT wave of brutality unleashed worldwide."

CIRCLE OF CONTEMPT's debut album, "Artifacts In Motion", afforded the band the opportunity to decimate the masses across the world and garner a devoted legion of diehard fans.

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