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PANTOMMIND Pulls Out Of PROGPOWER EUROPE 2006 Festival

August 11, 2006

Bulgarian progressive metal band PANTOMMIND has been forced to cancel its appearance at the ProgPower Europe 2006 festival, set to take place September 29 – October 1 at JC Sjiwa in Baarlo, the Netherlands. "The reason for the cancellation is that PANTOMMIND have lost not one, but two members of the band within just one month, and due to those circumstances it is simply impossible to do a performance that would be representative of the band and the perfectionism they stand for," reads an official statement from the group. "We are truly sorry and hope that the fans that had anticipated PANTOMMIND's performance will have a chance to see the band live in a not-too-distant future."

PANTOMMIND's debut album, "Shade of Fate", was released in 2005 via Lucretia Records International/Sensory Records.

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