KAIHORO: New Album Due In March

January 29, 2007

KAIHORO, the Finnish "sludgy rock/metal band" featuring members of TOTAL DEVASTATION, OMNIUM GATHERUM and MANITOU, will release its second full-length album, "Boulder", in March via Playground Music distribution. The follow-up to 2004's "Mainheadskull" was recorded in February 2006 at Manu Audio Studio in the heart of Kouvola, the city of trains. Mixing was completed last spring.

Commented KAIHORO in a press release: "Bands like BIGELF, ENTOMBED, XYSMA, GRAND MAGUS, ELECTRIC WIZARD, MASTODON, FU MANCHU, HIGH ON FIRE, IRON MAIDEN and, of course, BLACK SABBATH are often mentioned when people talk about KAIHORO or write reviews about our stuff.

"Labels that are interested in co-operation with KAIHORO can contact the band right away. We are looking for a licensing deals, distributors and record companies that have the interest to release our material outside Finland, as we have this land of thousands lakes already covered with Playground Music and Sorbus Productions."

"Boulder" track listing:

01. Built On Stone
02. Years of Christ
03. Travels
04. Call of the Statue
05. Flesh Barber
06. I Got the Beast in My Blood
07. Boulder
08. Helpless Situation
09. Sad Bastard
10. Upon the Questions
11. Poitsila Heist

The song "I Got the Beast in My Blood" can be downloaded at this location.

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