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CHRIS POLAND's OHM: Hard At Work On New Album

September 15, 2006

OHM:, the group led by former MEGADETH guitarist Chris Poland, is currently in the studio recording the follow-up to "Amino Acid Flashback". Kofi Baker (who played on OHM:'s last two records) and Joel Taylor (ALLAN HOLDSWORTH, FRANK GAMBALE, also toured with OHM: earlier this year) will be sharing drum duties on this record, which, based on a report from co-producer Petar Sardelich on the OHM:forums, is coming together nicely in these early recording stages.

"Amino Acid Flashback" was released by Blacknote Records in October 2005.

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