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FIVE STAR PRISON CELL Hard At Work On Debut Album

November 24, 2004

FIVE STAR PRISON CELL, the Melbourne, Australia-based tech-metal band featuring former FRANKENBOK vocalist Adam Glynn along with members of TENSION and EXTRA VIRGIN, have inked a deal with Faultline/Gorilla Music. The group are currently in the studio with D.W Norton putting the finishing touches on their debut album, "The Complete First Season", tentatively due in February 2005. A preview track, entitled "The Imparting of Wisdom Upon a Subject Turned to Stone", has been made available for download at this location.

FIVE STAR PRISON CELL will be doing four shows in mid-December with WALK THE EARTH (featuring ex-SUPERHEIST and DAMAGED members),DAYSEND and SHALLOW GRAVE. Exact cities and dates will be announced soon.

For more information, visit www.fivestarprisoncell.com.

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