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CRYPTOPSY Denied Entry To The U.S., Band Cancel Benefit Appearance

July 18, 2004

Canadian death metallers CRYPTOPSY have been forced to cancel their previously announced appearance at the "The Drums Beat On" drum festival and benefit on Sunday, July 18 in Woonsocket, RI after being denied entry to the U.S. by U.S. customs. Full refunds are being offered to the people who no longer wish to attend the event as a result.

CRYPTOPSY are expected to enter Wild Studio in St-Zenon, Quebec later in the year with producer Pierre Remillard ("None So Vile", "Whisper Supremacy", "And Then You'll Beg", "None So Live") to begin recording their new album, tentatively due in early 2005.

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