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MY SHADOW To Enter Studio Next Week

January 9, 2009

Canadian metallers MY SHADOW will enter MS Studios in Ottawa, Ontario on January 12 to begin recording the long-awaited follow up to 2007's "We All Fall Down" EP. The band spent the majority of 2008 writing new material for the 2009 release and playing the local circuit with such acclaimed acts as NORTHER, NEFASTUS DIES and WARCALL.

Commented drummer Patrick Gendron: "We can't wait to work once more in MS Studio and start burning these tracks. So let 2009 begin with MY SHADOW being a part of the metal scene once again. The CD will be released in the summer of 2009."

He added, "So far, four songs of relentless aggressive metal have been written and more are on the way. We will post short videos and pictures during our time in MS Studio."

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/myshadowband.

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