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CLUTCH Announce New Album Title

April 6, 2005

CLUTCH have set "Robot Hive/Exodus" as the title of their new album, tentatively due June 21 via DRT Entertainment. A Quicktime file containing video footage of the song "Tripping the Alarm", recorded at Bearsville Studio in Bearsville, New York, has been posted online at this location (7 MB).

According to drummer Jean-Paul Gaster, the songs set for inclusion on the new CD "are heavier and bit more 'out there' than [2004's] 'Blast Tyrant'."

CLUTCH are one of 18 bands confirmed for The Sounds of the Underground Tour 2005. The tour is scheduled to run June 25 through the end of July. The Sounds of the Underground will be an all-day event with music starting each day at noon and will be held in both indoor and outdoor venues in the U.S. and Canada.

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