A collision of stereo indie-guitar noise driven by pounding drums and thundering bass.

Lou Albino was named in 1997 in Bethany Beach, DE, consisting of members: Steve Ruppert - guitars, Brad Allen - guitars and Geordie Mess - drums. The band recorded on and off for the next 2 years, which resulted in a compilation LP entitled "487 lbs of Rock n Roll." After several false starts, Geordie moved on and left the band drummerless until 2000 when entered drummer Rob Plitko, who had played with Brad and Steve in their previous band BUG. Between December 2000 and September 2003 they recorded and released the "Quiet Resort" (2000) and the "Fillage/Spillage" EP (2001) the "Live at the East End" LP (2001) and then "Two-Thirds Albino EP" under the moniker LO-ALBO. Things slowed down a bit in 2002, but they managed to record the "B-String Leads" LP (2003). Throughout 2002-2003 Steve had begun jamming with Geordie again and recorded under the name Cab Assassin. The two recorded "4 Song Demo" (2003) and Steve recorded "8 Song Acoustic Demo" (2004). In May 2004 Brad and Steve decided to put Lou Albino on hold and perform under the Cab Assassin name. Geordie was unable to participate, so Rob was the obvious choice to play drums. As Lou Albino and/or Cab Assassin, they have gone on make dozens of recordings such as "Funeral for Lou" EP (2004), "Japanese 7 inch" (2005), "Headlight Blind in the Black of Night" EP (2005), "Thirty in Austalia" EP (2005) "Losing All Affiliation" (2005), "Jumbo Lumb Riffs" EP (2006), and "Music is not Math" EP (2006), "5+5=14" (2007), "Just Before the Impact" (2007), "Operation: Argus" (2008), "Like Knives" (2008), Prolong the Agony (2009), Split Release with Spoon Fed Adults (2009), Turbo-Acoustic (2009), Goodbye Sunset Harbor (2010). They are currently locked away mixing their next effort entitled single coil static (2011) along with the Filmosonic EP (2011).