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MEGAHERZ To Film New Video

February 12, 2005

MEGAHERZ, the veteran crossover industrial rockers from Munich, have posted the following message on their official web site:

"Not every fan has the chance to see MEGAHERZ live on stage, but the band and label think that every fan should at least have the chance to see the band in action in a video. So, in the next few weeks, MEGAHERZ will be filming one for their next single which will likely be released in March, together with the presentation of the video. It has not yet been revealed which song it will be for, but that there will be a video is a done deal."

MEGAHERZ's fifth studio album, entitled "Megaherz - 5", was released in December via S.A.D. Music.

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