GAVIN ROSSDALE Discusses New Film, New Album; Audio Available

June 27, 2007

Former BUSH/INSTITUTE frontman Gavin Rossdale chatted with Ryan Seacrest of KIIS FM in Los Angeles on Monday (June 25) about Gavin's new movie "How to Rob a Bank".

Rossdale was in Hawaii finishing his solo album with Bob Rock. "It's really kind of atmospheric and good," he said of the CD. "And I'm really excited about it."

Gavin was vague about rumors of a BUSH reunion on July 7.

Download and listen to the interview at this location.

Rossdale's last release was INSTITUTE's debut album, "Distort Yourself", which came out in September 2005.

Rossdale first began writing the songs that appear on "Distort Yourself" as a side project, but it became his full-time concern when BUSH went on hiatus in 2002.

"Distort Yourself" was produced by HELMET's Page Hamilton, a longtime influence on Rossdale.

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