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INTRONAUT To Tour Europe With THE OCEAN, NAHEMAH, WAR FROM A HARLOTS MOUTH

September 20, 2007

California-based progressive/extreme music outfit INTRONAUT will head to Europe in November for a month-long tour with THE OCEAN, NAHEMAH, and WAR FROM A HARLOTS MOUTH. The band will also play two local shows prior to the European trek. These will be INTRONAUT's first shows with new guitar player Dave Timnick, who replaced Leon del Muerte earlier in the summer.

For a list of upcoming INTRONAUT shows, visit the band's MySpace page.

INTRONAUT recently posted a new song, entitled "The Challenger", at this location. The track is the title cut of the band's upcoming album, due on October 30 via Translation Loss Records. The CD will consist of three new tracks, a handful of live tracks and a remix, with a running time of over 40 minutes.

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