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DESTRUCTION Confirmed For Poland's METALFEST

February 3, 2005

Legendary German thrashers DESTRUCTION have been confirmed for the second edition of MetalFest, set to take place July 1-2 in Goleniow, Poland. Supporting the metal legends will be some of the best Polish metal acts, including ROOTWATER, CHAINSAW, CORRUPTION and the death metal icons BEHEMOTH. Also planned for the festival is a battle of young bands (including up-and-coming talents from nearby Berlin),who will rage on during the first day. According to organizers, the tickets will be priced at no more than 8 euros, and will be also be available in Berlin.

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