SPIRITUAL BEGGARS Set Title, Release Date For Fifth Album

July 5, 2002

Swedish hard rockers SPIRITUAL BEGGARS, featuring former CARCASS and current ARCH ENEMY axeman Mike Amott, have set On Fire as the title of their fifth full-length album, due on September 30th (one week earlier in Japan) through Music For Nations Records. Says Amott, "this is a serious HARD ROCK album featuring off-the-hook musical performances from the band — NO STONER BULLSHIT. Get ready — or get burnt!"

In related news, SPIRUTUAL BEGGARS bassist Roger Nilsson will head off to Holland next week to perform three gigs there with his other band THE QUILL. The dates are as follows:

Jul. 11 – Den Helder, NETH @ De Engel
Jul. 12 – Beverwijk, NETH @ The Rose
Jul. 13 – Weert, NETH @ Bospop 2002

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