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HYDROGYN Frontwoman Interviewed On Greece's 'Metal Twilight Zone' (Audio)

February 23, 2013

Greece's "Metal Twilight Zone" radio show recently conducted an interview with vocalist Julie Westlake of Ashland, Kentucky hard rockers HYDROGYN. You can now listen to the chat in the YouTube clip below.

HYDROGYN's November 3, 2012 concert at Callihan's Pub & Grill in Ashland was professionally filmed and recorded for a DVD and CD release. The one-off "storyteller night" marked the first time the band had ever done this type of show and it included songs spanning HYDROGYN's entire career.

HYDROGYN's fourth album, "Private Sessions", was released in Europe on April 20, 2012 through Music Buy Mail. 13 songs were recorded for the CD at guitarist Jeff Westlake's Ridgeline Studio in Ashland, Kentucky and Patrick Liotard's Peek Studio in Boisseron, France.

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