Adelitas Way second major label release, Home School Valedictorian, picks up right their self-titled release left off, with roaring guitars, Rick DeJesus’ vocals tearing up, and just a little bit of feeling thrown into the mix. Best known for their high octane tracks picked up by the WWE, Adelitas Way follow up their hit “Invincible” with “Sick” another simplistic, but
Like Daft Punk? Well you might have a keen ear for J786, a virtual artist who is making waves by pledging to donate all proceeds from his (or her) music to free medical clinics. His debut single “Rock Tonight” has already hit #4 on Billboard’s Dance Club Chart and will be hitting pop radio next month. Check out the futuristic
FOX is getting a jump start on next week’s upfront presentations by axing five shows and putting some of them out of their low rated misery. The casualties were the low rated Lie to Me and recently re-tooled Human Target. Rookie comedy Traffic Light, that probably will get a, “That was a show?” reaction from most is gone as well
Anyone who was hypnotized by the melodic choir version of Radiohead’s “Creep” in the trailer for The Social Network last fall will know who Scala and Kolacny Brothers are. The Belgian all girls’ choir perform conducted by Stijn Kolacny and arranged and accompanied by Steven Kolacny on the piano cover and perform original work that takes rock and pop songs
Las Vegas rock band Adelitas Way will release their sophomore album, Home School Valedictorian, on June 7th via Virgin Records. Dave Bassatt (Shinedown) produced the album with Adelitas Way, which consists of vocalist Rick DeJesus, guitarist Keith Wallen, bassist Derek Johnston, and drummer Trevor Stafford. Home School Valedictorian features the first single “Sick” which can be heard in its entirety
Chrysler has revealed the next ad in the successful “Imported from Detroit” campaign we all witnessed during this year’s Super Bowl in February. The latest ad from the campaign features Detroit Lion’s nose tackle Ndamukong Suh. Check out the ad after the break
A new entry in the, “really?” file hit our inboxes today with SyFy’s announcement of a Red Faction TV Movie in collaboration with series publisher THQ. All that can be said is the inclusion of cult favorite Robert Patrick is sure to get a few viewers, but do we really expect the network that gave us Dinocroc vs Gatoroid to
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