LIONIZE Signs With WEATHERMAKER MUSIC

October 9, 2013

Weathermaker Music, the label owned and operated by Maryland rockers CLUTCH (distributed by RED) has announced the signing of the Washington D.C. quartet LIONIZE.

This is a big step for both the label and LIONIZE as they join forces to release the band's fifth album. The CD was jointly produced by CLUTCH drummer Jean-Paul Gaster and Machine at the Machine Shop and is set for release in the first quarter of 2014.

LIONIZE is the first independent artist to sign with Weathermaker Music, a label that has, up until now, served as the exclusive platform for all things CLUTCH and individual bandmember-related side projects.

"The chemistry is there," says Nate Bergman, LIONIZE's vocalist. "We all know each other very well from being on the road together many times. This is a tremendous opportunity for LIONIZE and we appreciate all the support we are getting."

A video clip that features Jean-Paul Gaster and Machine as they speak about the recording and production process for the new LIONIZE album can be seen below.

LIONIZE will hit the road this month and will debut songs from the new album as well as play LIONIZE favorites.

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