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RAGING SPEEDHORN To Tour U.S. With NILE

July 19, 2005

RAGING SPEEDHORN have secured an opening slot on an American tour with NILE in early 2006. More details will be made public as they develop.

In other news, RAGING SPEEDHORN's video for the track "How Much Can A Man Take" will debut on the Fuse network's "Metal Asylum" program on Thursday, July 28. "Metal Asylum" airs Monday through Friday at 11:00 p.m. EST. The video is already in rotation on MTV2's "Headbangers Ball" and on Canada's MuchMusic channel.

RAGING SPEEDHORN's latest album, "How The Great Have Fallen", was released in May via SPV Records. The CD, the group's first with ex-DEFENESTRATION axeman Jaye Thompson, was recorded at London's 2KHZ Studios (THE DARKNESS, THE WILDHEARTS) with producer Joe Barresi (LIMP BIZKIT, BUCKCHERRY, QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, MONSTER MAGNET, KYUSS).

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