CHRIS CORNELL's Bandmates Form Run THROUGH THE DESERT; Audio Available

July 17, 2008

RUN THROUGH THE DESERT, the new project featuring three members of Chris Cornell's (SOUNDGARDEN, AUDIOSLAVE) backing band — guitarist Yogi Lonich (ex-BUCKCHERRY, THE WALLFLOWERS),drummer Jason Sutter (ex-AMERICAN HI-FI, SMASH MOUTH) and bassist Corey McCormick ( ex-THE BIG PILL, MAGNETICO) — has posted three preview tracks from its forthcoming debut album on the RTTDMySpace page.

According to the group's official bio, "Jason brings his thunderous rhythms to the forefront of the band, taking on Yogi's blistering lead guitar work. They both meet Corey's rock-solid, fat bass tone smack in the center of the meter to create a musical union that is an unstoppable and undeniable brand of modern rock."

RUN THROUGH THE DESERT's debut CD is scheduled for release this fall.

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