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AMERICAN DOG Finish Recording New Album

April 10, 2004

Columbus, Ohio-based AMERICAN DOG, featuring former SALTY DOG bassist Michael Hannon, have finished recording 13 new songs at John Schwab Studios in Columbus, Ohio. Mixing will take place throughout the month of April at Roasting House Studios in Malmö, Sweden. The as-yet-untitled CD is due later in the year through Hamburg, Germany's Phoenix/Sony Records.

As previously reported, AMERICAN DOG have been confirmed to perform at Serie Z Festival in Spain this coming August. The band's manager Tommy Floyd is currently speaking with European promoters regarding a full-blown summer tour that may also include an appearance at Wacken Open Air festival and several club dates with THE LONDON QUIREBOYS.

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