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VULCANO Plan Split CD With NIFELHEIM

December 17, 2005

Reactivated South American metallers VULCANO are currently rehearsing two new songs that they plan to record for an upcoming split CD with NIFELHEIM.

In other news, VULCANO are currently working on putting together a European tour for sometime next year. The band are also in talks about rescheduling their July 2, 2005 concert in Peru, which was cancelled due to "lineup problems." The new date will be announced next year.

VULCANO's most recent CD, "Tales from the Black Book", was release in 2004.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/vulcanobrazil.

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