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BACKYARD BABIES To Judge Xbox Soundtrack Competition

May 12, 2007

Swedish sleaze rockers BACKYARD BABIES are part of the jury for the Swedish Xbox soundtrack competition, which started on Thursday (May 10). Inspired by the game Halo 3, the band wrote an exclusive track for the trailer. Click here to check it out.

BACKYARD BABIES released its fifth studio full-length album, "People Like People Like People Like Us", in April 2006 via Century Media Records. Two songs off the CD can be previewed at the band's official e-card. A video for the song "Dysfunctional Professional" is available for viewing at this location.

BACKYARD BABIES' 1994 full-length debut, "Diesel and Power", was reissued last year with a bonus track, "Lies", and the video for "Electric Suzy".

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