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BUTTONHOOK Sign With ROUGH STONE RECORDS

April 6, 2005

BUTTONHOOK, the Atlanta-based band featuring former NEUROTICA guitarist Mike Gaudreau and ex-DEN OF THIEVES singer Roman Carson, have inked a deal with Rough Stone Records. The band's latest album, "Hear Me Roar", will be released on May 24. Single "Abra Cadaver" will go for radio adds on in early May.

"Hear Me Roar" was recorded at Tree Sound in Atlanta, Georgia in November 2004. Produced by Jimmi Bleacher, the album features a duet between Carson and Bleacher, former vocalist for Geffen recording artists SALTY DOG. Audio samples from the CD are available at Buttonhook101.com.

BUTTONHOOK will continue their relentless touring with headlining dates from May through October in 100+ cities across the United States.

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