SUFFOCATION: CLARIFIES ROTATING LIVE VOCALIST RUMORS "I can’t really tour full time anymore. So when the album comes out, they’ll probably set up about a month long tour, or something like that, in the States. I’ll only do about two weeks of it. There’ll be a fill-in singer doing the rest of the shows"

NYC based metal/VLOG ZINE "HORNS UP ROCKS" recently conducted an interview with SUFFOCATION vocalist FRANK MULLEN. MULLEN may sit out the majority of anticipated SUFFOCATION tours for work commitments.BILL ROBINSON of DECREPIT BIRTH filled in for FRANK MULLEN regarding SUFFOCATION touring commitments eariler this year.
SUFFOCATION shall unleash the bands anticipated new release entitled " Pinnacle of Bedlam" early next year on NUCLEAR BLAST RECORDS. 
SUFFOCATION while staing the HORNS UP ROCKS INTERVIEW "Was blown way out of proportion", will make an official statment next week. 
UPDATE: 7:31PM USA EST: 
FROM SUFFOCATION: 
Frank, along with the band will be making a statement this week, but this interview was blown way out of proportion and was not meant how it may have sounded or came off. More details to come, and everything will be clarified.
FROM FRANK MULLEN VIA HORNS UP ROCKS:
I can’t really tour full time anymore. So when the album comes out, they’ll probably set up about a month-[long] tour, or something like that, in the States. I’ll only do about two weeks of it. There’ll be a fill-in singer [doing the rest of the shows]. And then I’ll probably do maybe a week, or a week and a half, over in Europe, and then any other touring they do for the rest of the year, wil probably have somebody else filling in [on vocals]. I mean, I’ll do, like, spot shows here and there. But unfortunately, as you get older, death metal doesn’t make tons of money, and I’ve got a good job, so… you know, you’ve gotta work. And that’s pretty much what it is. I’m not a kid no more.”
"At this point, you've gotta start thinking ahead in your life, you've gotta start thinking long-term goals and stuff And unfortunately, death metal, again, it's not the type of music where you're gonna make millions and where you can make a really good living on it. I mean, you can have fun with it, and some bands could have a steady life on it, but for the most part, you do it more or less for the fact that that's what you love — you love death metal and that's what you play. It's more or less that than trying to make a living."

FROM HORNS UP ROCKS: VIDEO BELOW: FRANK MULLEN SUFFOCATION INTERVIEW: 

Thanks-Stay Metal, Stay Brutal-\m/ -l-