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TECHNOCRACY Enter Studio To Record New Material

May 2, 2002

San Francisco Bay Area's TECHNOCRACY, who feature in their ranks VIO-LENCE guitarist Phil Demmel, have entered the studio to record several new tracks, presumably for a promotional CD to be used to secure a recording agreement with an independent record label. In addition, the group will be opening for STRAPPING YOUNG LAD at the Pound in San Francisco on May 22nd and will support VIO-LENCE at the latter's headlining gig at the Key Club in Hollywood, California on June 15th.

TECHNOCRACY had previously released a self-titled full-length debut through their own Mighty Spec Records. For more information, visit the group's official web site at this location.

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