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VELVET REVOLVER: 'Contraband' Listening Session Photos Posted Online

January 23, 2004

CFOX.com has posted a bunch of photos taken at the Jan. 21 listening session for VELVET REVOLVER's debut album, "Contraband". Check them out here.

"Contraband" is scheduled for release on May 11 through RCA Records. "Slither" has been selected as the first single from the forthcoming CD, while the second single will come in the shape of "Falling to Pieces" (not "You Got No Right", as previously reported). Other tracks set to appear on the CD include "Trainsucker Blues", "Headspace", "Superhuman", and "Illegal Eye".

The band are preparing to embark on a six-week promotional jaunt beginning in early March. In addition to doing more press at each stop, the band are expected to perform a short set at a local venue in each city.

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