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INCANTATION To Tour South America In November

October 7, 2003

INCANTATION have announced plans to tour South America in November. The trek will mark the band's first trip to the continent since their highly successful "Blasphemy in Brazil" tour in 2001 and will be their most complete South American tour to date. Exact cities and dates will be announced soon.

The band are also said to be hard at work writing new compositions for their as-yet-untitled sixth full length album, tentatively due in late spring/early summer. The group, who recently completed an Australian tour, promise it to be "heavy and aggressive with still keeping the signature INCANTATION sound."

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