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AUDIOSLAVE: New Audio Interview With CHRIS CORNELL Posted Online

July 27, 2006

A 15-minute audio interview with former SOUNDGARDEN and current AUDIOSLAVE singer Chris Cornell, conducted on Wednesday, July 26 by "The BJ Shea Morning Experience" on the Seattle station 99.9 KISW, has been posted online at this location. During the interview, Cornell talks about the AUDIOSLAVE's upcoming "Revelations" album, the rumors that the band is breaking up, and his upcoming solo appearance on the "Casino Royale" soundtrack.

"Revelations" comes out on September 5, with the first single, "Original Fire", at radio stations now.

AUDIOSLAVE has yet to announce tour plans in support of the album.

Two new tunes from "Revelations" can be heard in the new crime thriller "Miami Vice", which arrives this Friday (July 28).

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