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ELECTRIC EARTH To Record Tribute To Hometown Hero

September 3, 2007

Sweden's ELECTRIC EARTH will enter M15 Sonics studio this weekend to record a tribute to hometown hero Peter LeMarc with a song called "Little Willie John". The track will be featured on a tribute record scheduled for a 2008 release.

ELECTRIC EARTH previously used M15 Sonics studio to record its debut album, "Organic Songs ~ Volume One".

ELECTRIC EARTH's second CD, "Vol II – Words Unspoken", the group's first for Belgium's classic metal label Mausoleum Records, was released in Sweden April 20 and in the rest of the world May 28. The album, which was recorded at Studio Bohus with producer Roberto Laghi (MUSTASCH, HARDCORE SUPERSTAR, FREAK KITCHEN, THE AWESOME MACHINE),came in a nice-looking digipack.

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