OHM: Shopping Live Album For Possible Release

July 15, 2005

OHM:, the band featuring former MEGADETH guitarist Chris Poland and drummer Kofi Baker (son of CREAM's Ginger Baker),are currently shopping a live recording from the "Return to Metalopolis" tour for possible release. The CD will also probably include some unreleased material that did not make the album, but in a live context. The band are looking for any live shots from that era to use for possible CD artwork. If you have anything you think might be useful, please contact [email protected]. If the photo(s) are used, credit will be given in the liner notes of the release.

OHM: have four mixes left to complete for their upcoming sophomore studio record, before it is sent for mastering. A tentative Septemebr 27 release via Blacknote Records is expected.

Upcoming OHM: shows:

Jul. 28 - The Baked Potato - Studio City, CA
Aug. 27 - Tone Merchants - Orange, CA

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