HYDROGYN Films 'Candles Light Your Face' Video

January 8, 2009

Ashland, Kentucky-based rockers HYDROGYN are putting the finishing touches on the video for the song "Candles Light Your Face". The track comes off the band's latest album, "Deadly Passions", which was recorded in Huntington, West Virginia's Smash Hits Studio and includes a cover of ALANIS MORISSETTE's mega-smash "You Oughta Know".

In other news, HYDROGYN's Julie (vocals) and Jeff Westlake have finished recording guest spots for the French metal band ELLIPSIS on their new CD, "The Grace Decapitated", for the track "Alchemy Kill Bomb".

HYDROGYN will release a new two-disc Video Compact Disc (VCD) entitled "No Borders" on February 3. Popular in Europe and Asia, the VCD format combines video and music and can be played on VCD machines, most computers and DVD players.

"No Borders" documents the band's three world tours ("Deadly Passions", "Strip'em Blind" and "Bombshell") with concert footage, acoustic appearances, music videos, and interviews with the band. It also includes an interview with world-renowned record producer Michael Wagener who helmed HYDROGYN's album "Bombshell", and has worked with a variety rock legends, including OZZY OZBOURNE, ALICE COOPER, METALLICA and SKID ROW.

"'No Borders' has a little extra to offer," said Jeff Westlake, HYDROGYN's guitar player and founding member. "We were able to incorporate footage sent in by fans from all over the United States and Europe. Fans may be surprised to see their footage on the disc."

HYDROGYN recently announced the addition of drummer Josh Cumberland to the group's ranks. Cumberland comes to HYDROGYN with previous experience on the Universal label with his then-band ERASE THE GREY.

For more information, visit the HYDROGYNMySpace page.

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