STOLEN BABIES Drummer Schedules Clinic At PERCUSSIVE ARTS SOCIETY Event

October 20, 2006

STOLEN BABIES drummer Gil Sharone will be conducting a clinic this November at the annual Percussive Arts Society International Convention (PASIC) in Austin, Texas at the Austin Convention Center (November 8-11).

The scheduled clinic — titled "Expression Through Technique" — will be held November 9, 2006 at the Austin Convention Center (Ballroom A) and will feature Sharone playing a drum solo, demonstrating solo snare and pad work, discussing his drum technique and how it applies to getting around the kit. He will also be answering questions from the audience. He will also be playing two tracks ("Spill" and "Filistata") from the band's recently released debut album on The End Records, titled "There Be Squabbles Ahead".

The debut, featuring elements of gothic rock, industrial, punk and metal, continues to impress fans and critics who have stumbled upon their mischievously power-packed numbers and enjoyable live shows.

For more information on the event, other scheduled clinics and musicians/artists taking part, visit www.pasic.org.

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