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DEVILINSIDE Drop Off DIECAST/E.TOWN CONCRETE Tour

December 6, 2004

Due to personal reasons, Minneapolis' DEVILINSIDE have dropped off the tour with DIECAST, E.TOWN CONCRETE and TWELVE TRIBES.

"The band wishes to thank all the people who came out to see them, the bands on tour, and apologizes to those who were looking forward to seeing them," reads a statement from the group's record label.

DEVILINSIDE are still set to hit the road with SUFFOCATION at the beginning of February with more touring to follow.

DEVILINSIDE's full-length debut, "Volume One", was released in September via Abacus Recordings. A full-length MP3 of the track "34 Months for Nothing" is available for download at this location.

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