FROM BEHIND To Begin Recording Debut Album Next Week

January 31, 2006

FROM BEHIND, the Swedish/English/American project featuring ex-SAMSON/MAMMOTH singer Nicky Moore and former NAZARETH guitarist Manny Charlton, will enter 9 Volt Studios in Malmö, Sweden next week to begin recording their debut album, entitled "Game Over". 15 songs will be recorded for the effort, including "Enola Gay", "Hearts Grown Cold", "What You're Doing", "Boneman", "Gone" and "Darker Days". The album will be released late May through Lion Music (in Sweden through Sweden Rock Records).

FROM BEHIND will tour Scandinavia in the spring/summer of 2006. Confirmed dates so far are as follows:

May 24 - Siljarock (Cruise Stockholm-Helsinki)
May 26 - Penny Lane - Halmstad, SWE
Jun. 01 - The Watt - Malmö, SWE
Jun. 02 - The Rock - Copenhagen, DEN
Jun. 03 - Godset - Kolding, DEN
Jun. 8-10 - Sweden Rock Festival – Sölvesborg, SWE

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