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Irish tour done!

Well, our Irish Tour with Desecration is finally over! It was a fantastic few days, and we hope to repeat them again!

The Crawling would like to thank all those that came down early to support the band, and especially those that bought t-shirts and grabbed a CD - much appreciated!

Sincere thanks to the bands of the weekend; DESECRATION, ZOMBIFIED, FOETAL JUICE and GUTTRENCH. It was an honour to play among you guys, and it was great to make some new friends!  

Cheers to Mickey and Pete (The Voodoo), Dan Flynn (Carnage Metal Club - Fibbers), and John (Kasbah Social Club) for arranging the shows. We hope to see you all again soon!!

Stay miserable people...




Photo credit: http://www.livei.co.uk/ - Paul Verner
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