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GLUECIFER To Support MONSTER MAGNET In Europe

December 2, 2003

Norwegian rock 'n' rollers GLUECIFER have been officially confirmed as the support band for MONSTER MAGNET on their upcoming European tour, which is scheduled to kick off on February 20 and run through April 12.

In other news, GLUECIFER will play an exclusive show at London's Carling Academy Islington on Saturday, December 6. This will be the first time the band will present material from their upcoming album, "Automatic Thrill", due on January 26 on Sony Records in Scandinavia and SPV in the rest of Europe.

The follow-up to 2002's "Basement Apes" was mixed by Ulf Holand at Lydlab studios and was mastered at Masterdisk by Howie Weinberg.

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