THERAPY? Seek North American Record Deal

September 10, 2004

THERAPY? bassist Michael McKeegan has posted the following message on the group's official web site:

"Just to clear up what's going on with the release of [the new THERAPY? album] 'Never Apologise Never Explain' in North America. At this point in time Spitfire U.S. will NOT be releasing this album (no great loss as they did jack shit with 'High Anxiety' and the DVD) so we are talking to a number of other labels with regard to a U.S. release. This, of course, all takes time and I'm sure you can appreciate that we are as frustrated by this delay as our American fans are. As soon as a release date is concrete we will let you know. Thank you for your patience."

The Pete Barlett-produced follow-up to 2003's "High Anxiety", "Never Apologise Never Explain" was recorded at Park Gate studios and is scheduled for release this fall.

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