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TRANSPORT LEAGUE To Enter Studio In March

January 20, 2005

Sweden's TRANSPORT LEAGUE will enter the studio on March 19 to begin recording their as-yet-untitled new album. Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Monster Device", "Last Injection", "Kick Down", "None to Tell". A late 2005 release through an as-yet-undetermined label is expected.

TRANSPORT LEAGUE recently announced the addition of guitarist Martin M to the group's ranks. Martin M joined the band as the replacement for Dan J, who left the group last May "due to personal and economical problems."

To download some of TRANSPORT LEAGUE's previously released material, go to MySpace.com.

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