SUNRIDE Line Up ENTOMBED Support Slot, Demo New Track

July 27, 2004

Finland's SUNRIDE will be supporting ENTOMBED at Tavastia in Helsinki, Finland on Friday, August 13. Also appearing on the bill will be ROTTEN SOUND.

In other news, SUNRIDE recently entered Seawolf Studios in Helsinki to demo a brand new track, called "Colourblinded". "The song turned out so good (has easily the best sound ever in our history) that we decided to record the next SUNRIDE album at the same studio with our soundguy, Mikko," the band write on their web site. "If everything goes as planned, the album recordings will be starting in November. The new album should be out early next year... February, March... something like that."

Download two full-length MP3s from SUNRIDE's most recent CD, "Through the Red": "Hey Boy (You Don't Make A Man)" (mp3),"Vinegar Fly" (mp3). "Through The Red" CD/LP is out now on People Like You Records.

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