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FURTHER LO: New Album Title Announced

October 22, 2007

Columbus, Ohio thrashers FURTHER LO have changed the name of their new CD to "A New Form of Suicide" from the previously announced "Unresolved".

"The name of the CD wasn't really what we were looking for," said drummer Turk Elliott. "We wanted something just a little more risky, but not over the top. Really just something that had an edge to it like the music and we felt 'Unresolved' just wouldn't represent what we were trying to say with this CD."

Due in January via Power Play Records, "A New Form of Suicide" will be supported by a tour beginning late winter/early spring.

The video for the "Catch Hell" single can be viewed below.

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