RED HARVEST To Enter Studio In January

December 23, 2003

Norway's RED HARVEST will enter the studio on January 30, 2004 to begin recording the follow-up to 2002's "Sick Transit Gloria Mundi", tentatively due late spring/early summer through Nocturnal Art Productions.

In other news, the group's previously announced Jan. 4 appearance at an Italian music festival has been cancelled by the event's organizers. "It looks like one of the promoters has disappeared, and it looks like they have cut down when it comes to number of bands playing at the festival," the group write on their web site. "Unfortunately, RED HARVEST is one of the bands taken off the bill. Please don't blame the band for this, we have even delayed the recording of our new album because we thought we would play."

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