The Disco Biscuits have spent three years working on a new studio album, the follow up to 2002s Senor Boombox, in Philadelphia. The album was produced by the band with the help of Tom Hamilton, Simon Posford and Grammy winning hip-hop personality Dirty Harry. Though most of the material on the album has not been played live yet, Marc Brownsteins The City is slated for inclusion on the project. While performing at Philadelphias Electric Factory, the Biscuits engaged its audience in a sing-a-long that will be used as a backing track for the songs chorus on album. The group very well may play the song again this evening at Washington, DCs 9:30 Club. Please click here or move there interviews with the band on the project.
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