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CLINT LOWERY's HELLO DEMONS...MEET SKELETONS Plays First Show; Video Available

December 26, 2008

HELLO DEMONS...MEET SKELETONS, the solo project of SEVENDUST guitarist Clint Lowery, played its first show on December 20, 2008 at the Three Bears Café in Marietta, Georgia. Video footage of the performance can be viewed below (Note: Audio is dubbed from CD.)

HELLO DEMONS...MEET SKELETONS remaining dates:

Dec. 29 - State Theatre, - St. Petersburg, FL (with full band; Morgan Rose on drums)
Jan. 02 - The Asylum - Portland, ME (Clint Lowery solo)
Jan. 03 - Up Or On The Rocks - Hartford, CT (Clint Lowery solo)
Jan. 05 - Hard Rock Café - Boston, MA (Clint Lowery solo)

HELLO DEMONS...MEET SKELETONSrecently released its debut EP, entitled "Chills". The six-song, mostly acoustic EP, which was recorded in 10 days in September with Clint's brother Corey producing, chronicles Clint's recovery from personal and addiction problems in 2007. "I had this idea, I just wanted put a few songs down to kind of explain the process and maybe help someone else that kind of went through what I went through, and it's basically gonna be used for charity," Lowery told The Pulse of Radio. "I'm gonna sell it on iTunes and it was a good opportunity to kind of put something together that I can help out with and give back a little bit."

"Chills" track listing:

01. Hell's Next Door
02. This Day
03. Alive And Well
04. I'll Keep This Short
05. Devil In A Cage
06. It's Been Fun

Some of the proceeds from the EP will go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, with other charities to be named later.

Lowery, a founding member of SEVENDUST, rejoined the group earlier this year after stints with DARK NEW DAY and KORN.

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