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ILLOGICIST Signs With WILLOWTIP

November 27, 2006

Italian progressive/technical death metal band ILLOGICIST has inked a two-album deal with Willowtip (NECROPHAGIST, NEURAXIS, CEPHALIC CARNAGE, MISERY INDEX, ALARUM, CROWPATH, ION DISSONANCE, CAPHARNAUM, ROTTEN SOUND). The group's new album will be recorded in January 2007 for a spring release. The drum tracks on the CD will be laid down by the "legend of extreme drumming" Marco Minnemann. The band is still looking for a drummer for future shows in 2007 and for a European and American tour in support of the upcoming album. Interested parties can write to [email protected].

ILLOGICIST's debut album, "Subjected", was released in 2004 via Crash Music Inc.

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