DEICIDE Drummer: New Album Will Be 'Vicious And Brutal'

January 31, 2003

DEICIDE drummer Steve Asheim has issued the following update on the band's current and upcoming activities:

"Greetings DEICIDE fans. News from the bowels of the DEICIDE camp: Work proceeds on the new material and fans should expect a vicious and brutal release from the band sometime this summer. The new disc will contain brand new material with maybe a little surprise or two in store.

"Christians beware, DEICIDE will be hitting the U.S. highways this March thru April for a tour w/ some brutal bands from Europe [AMON AMARTH and BEHEMOTH] so fans in the states should check their local listings and come out for the carnage. Fans in Europe should listen out for word on summer fest appearances by the band as well. Keep your ears peeled for more updates, DEI-freaks."

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