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SUSPERIA Sign With Norway's TABU RECORDINGS

September 7, 2003

Norway's SUSPERIA have signed a three-album deal with Oslo's Tabu Recordings, a division of Tuba Records. "Tuba is one of the biggest music and media distributors in Norway and [they] have several sub labels releasing various music," reads a post on the band's web site.

SUSPERIA will enter the studio on September 24 to begin recording their third full-length album, tentatively titled "Unlimited". A February 2004 release is expected. The band, who split with Nuclear Blast Records late last year, will be the special guests of MORTIIS on the "Fear And Loathing In The U.K." mini-tour of 2003. Five cities will be visited across England and Scotland in late September (17-21). These shows will be "a unique and rare chance to see SUSPERIA this year and listen to brand new songs performed live for the first time even before they are recorded!"

"Fear And Loathing In The U.K." tour dates feat. MORTIIS, SUSPERIA:

Sep. 17 - Rio - Bradford, UK
Sep. 18 - Bierkeller - Bristol, UK
Sep. 19 - The Underworld - London, UK
Sep. 20 - Rock City - Nottingham, UK
Sep. 21 - Barfly – Glasgow, UK

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