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ALCHEMIST To Tour Europe In October

April 6, 2004

Australia's ALCHEMIST have reportedly received "some serious offers" to play in Europe and are planning to tour throughout October 2004. "The band are excited about the idea and are doing all they can to make it happen," reads a post on the group's web site.

In other news, ALCHEMIST "have started writing music for our next release so it's back to the V-Drums and V-amp setup in Radza Adza'a new pad, besides the mosquito's it's great and the material is coming along well."

ALCHEMIST's fifth studio album, "Austral Alien", was released last May through Chatterbox Records in Australia and Relapse Records in the rest of the world.

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