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MALIGNO And MALA SUERTE To Team Up For Tour Of Texas, Mexico

July 10, 2007

Mexican doom rockers MALIGNO and Austin, Texas' own sludge doomsters MALA SUERTE will team up for the first Tex-Mex doom night on Friday, July 20 at the Cafe Iguana in Monterrey, Mexico. This is the first date in a soon-to-be-scheduled series of shows that will run through Texas and Mexico. Also on the bill is AVATAR.

MALIGNO was the support act on the Mexican leg of the GUNS N' ROSES 2007 world tour and also took part in the Mägo de Oz fest with MÄGO DE OZ, U.D.O., WARCRY and CAGE.

MALIGNO's self-titled debut album was released last year through Asenath Records. The band is currently working on its first video.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/malignodoom.

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