HYDROGYN To Enter Studio In December

October 16, 2007

West Virginia's hard rock band HYDROGYN, whose current lineup includes DIO guitarist Craig Goldy, is in the final stages of the writing process for its new CD. The group will enter the studio in December to begin recording the as-yet-untitled effort for a tentative spring 2008 release.

"The writing is going great and the songs are shaping up to be very strong and a big growth from [2006's] 'Bombshell'," states singer Julie Westlake.

In other news, HYDROGYN has picked up The Paramour Group for management. "We found a very strong bond with Dean at Paramour and feel good about the enthusiasm shown us by him and look forward to very busy 2008 because of this alliance," states guitarist Jeff Westlake.

HYDROGYN will embark on a European tour in early November. A list of upcoming shows can be found at this location.

HYDROGYN's "Breaking Me Down" video:

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