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CONTRIVE To Support MORTAL SIN In Melbourne

May 28, 2004

Melbourne, Australia-based metallers CONTRIVE have just confirmed a support slot with one of Australia's most legendary metal bands of all time, MORTAL SIN. This is a one-show-only event to be held on Sunday, June 13 in Melbourne at The Corner Hotel, Richmond. CONTRIVE hit the stage at 10:30 p.m. Additional support at the show will come from THE IMPLICATE ORDER and THE BEFALLEN. CONTRIVE are also scheduled to play at The War Room/The Enigma Bar in Adelaide on Saturday, July 24. Also appearing will be NEVER AGAIN, SHOTPOINT BLANK, TRUTH CORRODED, FRANKENBOK and EMBODIMENT.

For more information on CONTRIVE, visit the group's official web site.

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