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Our apologies to those hoping to come and see Warrior Soul in November, but we promise to come back stronger, louder and better than ever at the start of 2010. We're all extremely excited about what the future holds for all things Warrior Soul.
In the meantime, enjoy some Warrior Soul classics that have been uploaded onto our myspace site and check out the young and sickly talented Jason Heartless from Shram and his great video for "The Fourth Reich", taken from the new album "Destroy The War Machine"
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Today, B-Side Entertainment announced that it has acquired Alex Vlack and Damani Baker's Still Bill, to be released via the distributor's signature Theatrical-on-Demand� program where individuals and organizations can host a screening of any size, in any location, at any time. Beginning today, Still Bill's website www.stillbillthemovie.com will allow audiences to sign up to host their own screening of the film.
"Still Bill is one of those rare documentaries that delivers what it promises: an incredible journey into the life of a legendary artist. Bill Withers is as cool as his music, and a guy whose humility is completely incongruous with the enormous impact his songs have had on the music business and pop culture," said Chris Hyams, B-Side's Founder and CEO, "Alex and Damani have done a brilliant job of crafting a beautiful portrait of this amazing man."
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Immediately after that run, the band will be joining Dashboard Confessional on their nationwide tour through late December. They will also be joining Never Shout Never on a few dates that coincide with the Dashboard Confessional tour.
The Denver, CO, trio have been touring vigorously since the release of their full-length debut, Common Struggles, earlier this year. They played alongside bands including Saves The Day, Alkaline Trio, and Plain White T's in the spring, and completed their fifth consecutive year on the Vans Warped Tour this past summer. Common Struggles was produced by Howard Benson (The All-American Rejects, Less Than Jake) and is fueled with lighthearted, cheeky tracks, that SPIN praised, claiming they were "immediately likeable."
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Appice has been on a whirlwind publicity campaign supporting the August 25th Carmine Appice Guitar Zeus CD release Conquering Heroes.
"Eddie has been a good friend and he does appreciate good rock music", states Appice. "I am happy and proud to be appearing on two of his radio shows with Guitar Zeus!"
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Throwdown plans to give back to their fans in many ways with the release of their new album Deathless. Fans will be able to pre-order the new album from I-Tunes for only $7.99 here. Deathless will be available at FYE stores nationwide and online for only $9.99 on November 10 when it is released.
The Deathless Tour I is the first U.S. tour in over a year for juggernauts Throwdown. On this tour Throwdown is determined to bring an amazing and affordable live show to the devoted fans, with most advance tickets on the tour being priced at $13. Throwdown will be joined by Bury Your Dead, For Today, ABACABB and The World We Knew.
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Before the nine-city tour's official start, you can catch a preview of their high-energy show at the CMJ Music Marathon in New York during their Official Showcase Oct. 21 at Glasslands Gallery in Brooklyn, and the next afternoon at Rockwood Music Hall. Then the band will be southbound to formally kick off the November tour Nov. 8 in Fayetteville, NC.
Continuing to turn heads in support of their sophomore album, FAN THE FURY (Lemon Merchant Records), the edgy indie rockers, hailed by Northeast Performer for their "unmistakable rock and roll stage presence" and "bona fide star power," continues to test boundaries and expectations. ALOUD "evokes the glory days of FM radio," says the Boston Herald, getting airplay on over 100 college radio stations since FAN THE FURY's release.
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He's certainly not short on experience- Anderson first started recording music when he was 13, and founded his Minneapolis-based label Afternoon Records at 18. He is familiar with the music industry from the creative as well as the business perspective- he also fronts indie pop band One For The Team.
This go-to guide includes everything from in-depth information on the role of contracts, attorneys and record deals to practical tools like sample legal agreements, press releases and budget breakdowns. The book places particular emphasis on the changing face of media and the increasing importance of social networking and blogging culture, offering advice on how to use new media such as Twitter, MySpace and Facebook to the best advantage. Anderson's record-industry field manual is accessible, relevant, honest and entertaining. For anyone aspiring to a career in today's music industry, Here Come The Regulars is an essential read.
- You can get it at the antiMusic store
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