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Former SKINLAB/SEBASTIAN BACH Guitarist Launches 9MM DISCO

October 15, 2008

Former SKINLAB/SEBASTIAN BACH guitarist Adam Albright has launched a brand new Raleigh, North Carolina-based band called 9MM DISCO. The group, which features Albright on guitar and vocals, Ali Lugo on bass and Steve Smith on drums, will enter Volume 11 studios in Raleigh on October 19 with engineer Nate to lay down two tracks. The resultant recording will then be shipped off to Scott Sargeant (SKINLAB, KILLING CULTURE, LAAZ ROCKIT, M.O.D.) in Austin, Texas to be mixed down.

9MM DISCO will make its live debut on November 11 at the Volume 11 Tavern in Raleigh with IN THIS MOMENT, BURY YOUR DEAD, ANOTHER BLACK DAY and SOULS OF HARBOR.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/9mmdisconoise.

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