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RIGHTEOUS JAMS Sign To ABACUS RECORDINGS

June 27, 2006

Abacus Recordings has announced the signing of Boston's RIGHTEOUS JAMS.

RIGHTEOUS JAMS "fuse modern day hardcore with hardcore heroes from the past like the CRO-MAGS and SSD, and an incorporation of an element of rock that sets the band apart from the pack," according to a press release.

RIGHTEOUS JAMS recently entered the Atomic! Studios with producer Dean Baltulonis to record their new album, entitled "Business As Usual". Look for the record to hit stores this fall. The band will be on the road all summer long with stops at Sound and Fury Fest, This is Hardcore Fest, and select dates with the GORILLA BISCUITS.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/righteousjams.

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