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KONKHRA To Sign New Record Deal This Week

January 30, 2003

Danish extreme metallers KONKHRA have posted the following update via their official web site:

"We are going to sign a deal this coming week. We have received several offers but this looks like it is the best way for us to put out this fifth album of ours [entitled 'Reality Check']. We are getting more wide spread distribution than we used to in the past. As soon as the deal is signed we will print a full list of countries that the record will hit directly. We expect a release date in April or May. This means that any touring activity will be pushed to the fall...except maybe a release party performance in a small bar in Copenhagen...and the performance on Fuck The Commerce festival..."

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