GENERAL SURGERY To Team Up With IMPALED, BUTCHER ABC For Japanese Tour

August 18, 2006

Legendary Swedish grindcore merchants GENERAL SURGERY will team up with IMPALED and BUTCHER ABC for the "Gore Over Japan Tour" in September. The dates are as follws:

Sep. 15 - Osaka, JPN @ Namba
Sep. 16 - Nagoya, JPN @ Ikeshita
Sep. 17 - Tokyo, JPN @ Asakusa Extreme
Sep. 18 - Tokyo, JPN @ Asakusa Extreme

GENERAL SURGERY recently announced the addition of bassist Dr. Van Touminen (FINGERSPITZENGEFÜHL, THE GROKENBERGERS) to the group's ranks. Touminen will be taking over the bass duties once the group's current four-stringer Glenn Sykes moves back to the U.S. in the fall (after the Japanese tour).

GENERAL SURGERY's first full-length album, "Left Hand Pathology", was released in May via Listenable Records.

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