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ALL BORO KINGS Debut Recorded, Ready To Be Mixed

February 18, 2002

ALL BORO KINGS, the new project consisting of Dave Neabore (DOG EAT DOG, bass/vocals),Dan Nastasi (ex-DOG EAT DOG/MUCKY PUP, guitar/vocals),Sean Kilkenny (DOG EAT DOG, guitar/vocals) and drummer John Milnes (ex-TRACY BONHAM/THE BLOODHOUND GANG),have finished recording their debut album at Big Blue Meanie Studios in Hoboken, New Jersey with producer Tim Gilles and will begin mixing the effort today for a late spring release through Century Media Records. As previously reported, ABK's forthcoming debut will mark the first time the above-mentioned musicians have recorded together since DOG EAT DOG's 1994 breakthrough album titled All Boro Kings, hence the new band name. The first two ABK songs recorded appear on the compilation album New York's Hardest Vol. 3 on Go-Kart Records.

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