DESTRUCTION: French Dates 'Postponed'

May 11, 2007

DESTRUCTION's previously announced French dates — May 12 in Nancy and May 14 in Toulouse — have been "postponed" by the French promoter, according to a posting on the German thrashers' web site. "The band is very sad about this disastrous decision!" says the group.

DESTRUCTION's "Thrash Anthems" album, a collection of reworked/re-recorded versions of the band's classic tracks, was released in January via AFM Records. The CD was recorded at House of Music Studio in Germany) and Little Creek Studio in Switzerland with almost the same team that worked on the group's "Inventor of Evil" CD: DESTRUCTION's live sound engineers Gerd Krenz, Franky Winkelmann and GURD/POLTERGEIST mastermind VO Pulver. The tracks were mixed by one of the best metal producers in Europe — Jacob Hansen, the Danish producer and INVOCATOR singer and guitarist.

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