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MASTODON Take Over SIRIUS's 'Hard Attack'

February 14, 2006

MASTODON re-visit the Sirius Studios with "Hard Attack" host José for a studio showdown when they take over the metallic satellites this Thursday, February 16 at 8:00 pm EST.

MASTODON will be playing songs from their first-ever recording session that have recently been re-issued as "Call of The Mastodon" along with tracks from their breakthrough albums, "Remission" and "Leviathan". The band has lots to say about "Call of The Mastodon", the upcoming release of their first DVD "The Workhorse Chronicles", and gearing up to enter the studio to record their Warner Bros. debut. Besides music from MASTODON, hear what they play when given free reign to blast whatever they want.

"Call of the Mastodon" was released on February 7 and "The Workhorse Chronicles" DVD, which features over three hours of exclusive MASTODON footage from the band's personal video archives, is set for a February 21 release in North America.

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