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SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY Completing Work On Sophomore Album

August 7, 2003

SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY, who recently replaced Bobby Hewitt (ex-ORGY) with original the group's drummer Neil Taylor, are currently recording their sophomore album, which they expect to complete by the end of the month. The band are still seeking a record deal following their split with Reprise Records in 2001. Among the tracks tentatively set to appear on the follow-up to the group's 2000 debut, "Sonic Jihad", are "Dying" (Real Audio),"Shut Up", "Methlahem" and "Not Long For This World". Click here to see pictures from the band's recent live performances in Hollywood, California.

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