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CRYPTOPSY Plan Select Dates, Begin Work On New Material

September 24, 2002

Canadian death metallers CRYPTOPSY are currently preparing for a series of weekend shows in November that will take them through the province of Quebec, Ontario, and Michigan. In addition, "there's been good progress on new material for their fifth release that will be recorded some time next year," according to the band's official web site. "The new material promises to be CRYPTOPSY at its best."

As previously reported, CRYPTOPSY will shortly issue their first-ever live album, entitled None So Live. The CD was recorded on June 1st at Le Medley in Montreal, Quebec and "will have a mix of mew and old material that is sure to please any CRYPTOPSY fan," according to the band.

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