SHADOW GALLERY To Guest On Pennsylvanian Radio Station

September 16, 2004

Progressive metallers SHADOW GALLERY will be interviewed by radio station WXLV 90.3 in Schnecksville, PA on Friday, September 17 beginning at 7:00 p.m.

In other SHADOW GALLERY news, the recording process for the group's fifth album is continuing along to "great success," according to a posting on the band's web site. SHADOW GALLERY's last studio album, "Legacy", was released in April 2001.

As previously reported, SHADOW GALLERY guitarist Gary Wehrkamp has teamed up with FATES WARNING drummer Mark Zonder and SILENT FORCE/ex-ROYAL HUNT vocalist D.C. Cooper in a new project called ALFA-DOG. The group's musical direction has been described by Zonder as "heavy" and "progressive."

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