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MARIONETTE: U.K. Dates Canceled

May 8, 2012

Gothenburg, Sweden-based metal sextet MARIONETTE has been forced to cancel its three shows on the "Slay The UK" tour with THE ALGORITHM due to an injury in the band.

"Anton sustained an arm injury at work on Friday rendering him unable to play guitar effectively," says MARIONETTE in a Facebook posting. "Therefore, we are forced to cancel the upcoming U.K. dates while he recovers. We write this with the heaviest of hearts and wish Anton a speedy recovery."

MARIONETTE recently released the music video for the track "Stand In Line" from the band's third album, "Nerve". The video is the first part in the "Rite Of Ascension" series and was recorded, produced and edited entirely by MARIONETTE. Check it out below.

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