Christian rock band Electralyte will release their debut album Breakout , on April 1st, 2006.
Recently, the band performed at The Salvation Army Alove youth rally, Devotion, at the Watford Colosseum.
Electralyte front man Matt Leeder told Christian Today, “It is amazing to see The Salvation Army worshipping like that, and it’s an amazing privilege to lead these guys in worship.”
Bass player Paul Leverett aka Dr Levski added, “We want to see more people get to know God and push deeper with Him. We hope and pray they take this into their daily lives, and that it's not just a one-hit-wonder for them.”
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