DIRTY LOOKS: Early Albums To Be Re-Released With Bonus Tracks, New Artwork

November 18, 2009

According to the official European web site of reunited hard rockers DIRTY LOOKS, the band has signed a deal with FNA Records out of Nashville, Tennessee to re-release the group's first three albums — "Dirty Looks", "I Want More" and "In Your Face" — sometime before Christmas. All three LPs have been remastered and will come with lyrics, photos, and new cover art. They will also include bonus tracks that have been unavailable for years — "Smell The Gasoline" and "Narcissist" on "I Want More"; and "Nevermore" on "In Your Face".

For more information, visit www.fnarecords.net.

In other news, DIRTY LOOKS singer/guitarist Henrik Ostergaard has been very busy in pre-production for the band's new album, which he will begin recording on November 22 at the Carriage House in Stamford, Connecticut (the same studio where "Cool From The Wire" and "Five Easy Pieces" were laid down).

DIRTY LOOKS is booking dates for the 2010 winter/spring tour. More details will be made available soon.

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