Kevin Cogill, 27 from Los Angeles charged with violating federal copyright law, has pleaded not guilty to placing nine tracks on the website - http://www.antiquiet.com, from rock band - Guns N' Roses upcoming and as yet, unreleased album called ‘Chinese Democracy’.

If, found guilty, Coghill released on bail, faces 3-years in federal prison and 5-years if it is found that he posted the songs on the Internet for commercial gain.

According to FBI, Cogill posted the 9-songs from the album 10-years in the making on his website in June, though they were removed later.