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ALPHA GALATES Drummer Featured On 'The Governor's Ball'

March 24, 2008

Matthew Von Wagner, drummer and vocalist for Toronto progressive hard rock group ALPHA GALATES, is the featured guest on this week's "The Governor's Ball". The Governor and Matthew engage in a lively discussion about prog rock, conspiracy theories, and the new ALPHA GALATES album "A Stimulus for Reason".

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ALPHA GALATES's video for the song "Standing", which was directed by Margaret Malandruccolo, can be viewed below.

"Standing" was added into heavy rotation at "MuchLoud" and was also named MuchMusic's official "loud video" pick of the week as the MuchMusic "LoudTested" video.

The band was recently added to The Live Line, an innovative new site launched by MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine that enables musicians to connect to their audience over the phone. Other artists featured include MEGADETH, MINISTRY, ANTHRAX, ARCH ENEMY, LAMB OF GOD, MACHINE HEAD, DREAM THEATER and more!

To check out ALPHA GALATES on The Live Line, visit www.theliveline.com.

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