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FURTHER LO Returns With New CD, Video

June 14, 2007

Columbus, Ohio-based metal band FURTHER LO has resurfaced after a two-year hiatus with a brand new video and CD release. The clip for the album's first single, "Catch Hell", can be viewed on the group's MySpace page.

Commented the band: "The new material is a lot darker and faster than the last. We are very proud of the material on this CD and can't wait for everyone to hear it."

FURTHER LO's new album, "Unresolved", is scheduled for release late summer through Power Play Records.

FURTHER LO was formed in the winter of 2001 by guitarists Randy Reynolds and Donny Davis. The group describes its music as "a diverse and tasteful splicing of old-school thrash and new-school metal with songs dealing with topics of political, social, and personal natures."

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