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GENGHIS TRON Gets Namechecked On 'All My Children'

July 19, 2010

New York's progressive noise-metal shredders GENGHIS TRON recently got a namecheck on "All My Children", the ABC TV network soap opera which has been broadcast in the U.S., Monday through Friday, since January 5, 1970. Watch the scene in question below.

GENGHIS TRON's latest album, "Board Up The House", was named Rock Sound magazine's 2008 "Album Of The Year," as voted by RS staff and writers. This year-end honor was presented to GENGHIS TRON in Rock Sound #117 (Jan. 2009),which is viewable at this location.

The track "Board Up The House" by GENGHIS TRON, as remixed by Renholder, appeared in the film "Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans", which was released in January 2009. The song plays over the movie's end-credits sequence and also appears on the official "Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans" soundtrack.

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