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GENGHIS TRON: New Album Available For Streaming

February 12, 2008

Philadelphia's progressive noise-metal shredders GENGHIS TRON are streaming their new full-length album, "Board Up The House", via MySpace. The CD is scheduled for release on February 19 in North America (February 25 internationally).

GENGHIS TRON will be touring heavily in support of "Board Up The House", starting with a string of record release shows beginning February 21 in Philadelphia, PA. These dates will also include the AUSTERITY PROGRAM and Steve Moore (of ZOMBI). Additional guests include AA, PONYTAIL, and more on various dates. The band will then tour through much of March, around and including the annual South By Southwest Festival in Austin, TX.

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