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DEVOLVED's New Album Among Most Anticipated Metal Releases Of The Year

May 21, 2004

Australian metallers DEVOLVED once again swept the votes in a recent listeners poll on Australia's 3WH radio programme. The station is broadcast nationwide and features a three-hour "metal"-only show each week. DEVOLVED were voted third in the top 10 most anticipated metal releases of 2004, only to be outdone by the upcoming SLAYER and SLIPKNOT albums. They were also voted best Australian metal band and best Australian live act. The band's new album, titled "Calculated", is scheduled for release in the coming months and will be supported by extensive national and international touring.

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