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KING DIAMOND: New Interview Posted Online

October 5, 2003

A lengthy new interview with KING DIAMOND regarding the group's forthcoming CD, "The Puppet Master", has been posted online at this location.

Due on October 21 through Metal Blade Records, "The Puppet Master" album (view cover here) will contain a bonus disc of frontman/namesake King Diamond telling the story of "The Puppet Master" in full make-up. Massacre Records (King's European label) will also release "The Puppet Master" on regular vinyl and as a picture-disc LP. Download the song "Blood To Walk" in MP3 format at this location. A North American tour with ENTOMBED, NOCTURNE, and SINGLE BULLET THEORY will kick off on October 18 in Los Angeles, California.

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