BORN FROM PAIN Vinyl To Be Issued Through Newly Launched HOLLOWMAN RECORDS

September 30, 2006

Hypertension Records has announced the launch of Hollowman Records, a new imprint label. Hollowman will be run "with the same care and high standards that makes Hypertension thrive, but is set to focus on a different side of the underground music spectrum," according to a press release. "To celebrate this new label and to give a hint of great things to come, we're happy to present the first band on the roster: Holland's almighty BORN FROM PAIN. Hollowman will take care of limited deluxe vinyl versions of BORN FROM PAIN's 'In Love with the End' album and their new record 'War'. Pre-orders have started for both LPs at www.hypertensionrecords.com."

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