DESECRATION/ex-EXTREME NOISE TERROR drummer Michael Hourihan will assume the drumming duties for Britain's ONSLAUGHT during the Scream For Violence tour, starting next week, March 31st, in Hamburg, Germany.

The band is well rehearsed and prepared to perform a killer set including songs that they have never played before such as: 'Shock and Awe', 'Rest in Pieces', and others.

More information about the tour and the departure of Steve Grice from the band will be released in short.

Onslaught recently added a final date to their Scream For Violence Tour, with special guests SUIDAKRA and DEBAUCHERY. The new date is April 8th in Salo, Finland at Drunk'n Monkey.

The complete routing is now as follows:

March

31 - Hamburg, Germany - Markthalle

April

1 - Arhus, Denmark - Voxhall
2 - Göteborg, Sweden - Parken
3 - Stockholm, Sweden - Huset
6 - Turku, Finland - Klubi
7 - Helsinki, Finland - DOM
8 - Salo, Finland - Drunk'n Monkey
9 - Tallin, Estonia - Tapper
10 - Riga, Latvia - Melna Piektdiena
11 - Vilnius, Lithuania - Club New York
13 - Katowice, Poland - Megaclub
14 - Prague, Czech Republic - Exit Chmelnice
15 - Vienna, Austria - Metal Corner
16 - München, Germany - Backstage
17 - Prattlen, Switzerland - Z7
19 - Darmstadt, Germany - Steinbruch Theater
20 - Osnabrück, Germany - Bastard Club
21 - Essen, Germany - Turock
22 - Vosselar, Belgium - Biebob
23 - Harderwijk, Netherlands - Estrado

Onslaught's 'Sounds Of Violence' video is available below, courtesy of Metal Injection:

The title track to the band's brutal new studio album, the video for 'Sounds Of Violence' is Onslaught's first official video in twenty years, the last being from the band's 1990 full-length In Search Of Sanity. "The Sound Of Violence," stated Onslaught vocalist Sy Keeler "was inspired by the horrendous loss of over 150,000,000 souls throughout the 20th Century, instigated by religious tyranny and dictatorial madness of humankind. The lyrics echo the horrific realities of war and remarkable resistance endured by our fellow men and women which continues to this day. Wake up world; welcome to a land of devastating brutality where conflict is a part of everyday life. This is the Sound Of Violence."

The video was filmed and edited By Lukas Hambach of Bloodwork Entertainment (DESTRUCTION, GAMMA RAY) and produced by Tommy Morriello and Thosten Lütje.

Onslaught's fifth studio album Sounds Of Violence was released in North American in early February via Germany's AFM Records. The now critically-acclaimed album falls perfectly in line with their massive 2007 comeback album Killing Peace, yet broadens the classic Onslaught style once again, helping the band maintain an original edge. Recorded and produced in the renowned Hansen-Studios (Destruction, HEATHEN MERCENARY), the blazing record boasts ten brand new original tracks, as well as a cover of Motörhead's classic "Bomber," featuring guest appearances by Phil Campbell (MOTÖRHEAD) and Tom Angelripper (SODOM).