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OHM: Featuring CHRIS POLAND Announce First Show In Seven Months

July 5, 2005

OHM:, the band featuring former MEGADETH guitarist Chris Poland and drummer Kofi Baker (son of CREAM's Ginger Baker),will play their first show since December 2004 on Thursday, July 28 at The Baked Potato in Studio City, California. "The guys took a break to record their new opus, but are now starting to gig out again while they mix and master the new record," according to the group's official newsletter.

OHM:'s upcoming CD will mark the debut studio appearance of Baker with the band. Baker first appeared with OHM: on 2003's "Live On KPFK" CD. No release date has been set as of yet, but the record will be issued through Black Note Records, a subsidary of Ron Peterson's Rotten Records, through which the first OHM: record and entire Chris Poland solo catalog were released and re-released last year. A teaser soundclip from the upcoming OHM: record is available at www.timothyhoward.com. Songtitles set to appear on the as-yet-untitled CD include "Spun", "Compass of the Heart", "Da Vinci", "Skint", "William's Amino Acid Flashback", "Tara", "Juge In Da Boot", "What If Tattoo" and "Icarus Falls".

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