HOLLOW CORP. Signs With DENTAL RECORDS

December 14, 2006

Dental Records has announced the signing of its first non-Swedish band: HOLLOW CORP. from France.

"We were totally blown away when we first heard of this band," says Dental label manager Ömer Akay. "They sound like nothing or no one else. Trying to label their music is like figuring out the Da Vinci Code!"

HOLLOW CORP.'s style is described in a press release as "a great mix of metal and post-hardcore, combined with some industrial, noice, sludge, and stoner ingredients." The group's debut album is currently being recorded for a March/April release. A promo video for "Thujon" is also in the works.

For more information, visit hollowcorp.free.fr.

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