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VICIOUS RUMORS To Record New Album In The Summer

April 23, 2003

Veteran San Francisco Bay Area melodic metallers VICIOUS RUMORS have written over a dozen new songs and are planning to enter the studio in July and September to record for their next album, tentatively due in late 2003. In other news, VICIOUS RUMORS have been asked to return to Italy for a short tour this May. Guitarist Geoff Thorpe said, "We have so many friends and have had great times in Italy! I can't wait to bring the full power of the band back to the incredible fans this year!" The band, who recorded a CD and DVD of their entire Wacken Open Air 2002 performance, are tentatively scheduled to embark on a European tour in August. Exact cities and dates will be announced soon.

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