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BOBAFLEX NEW ALBUM HELL IN MY HEART OUT TODAY!

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BOBAFLEX NEW ALBUM HELL IN MY HEART OUT TODAY!

August 30th, 2011 – Megaforce Records recording artists Bobaflex’s new album Hell In My Heart is out today.  The band is currently on tour throughout the rest of 2011 in support of the effort.

From Point Pleasant West Virginia, Bobaflex was formed in 1998 by brothers Shaun and Marty McCoy.  The brothers are no strangers to the press, having ancestral ties to the most infamous family feud in American history, between the Hatfields and the McCoys which almost caused a war between the states of West Virginia and Kentucky in the 1880s. The band’s name was inspired by the bounty hunter Boba Fett from Star Wars.
The first single from Hell in my Heart  “Bury Me With My Guns” is already getting huge reaction at radio. Vocalist/ guitarist Martin McCoy sums up the bands feelings to date ” We’ve been through a war just trying to play our music. We put it all into this record and its the most real and best sounding to date. We’re at the top of our game live, and with this new record I’m confident nothing can stop this band.”
The band signed to Megaforce Records earlier this year.  Megaforce was founded in 1982 and has released albums from Metallica, The Black Crowes, Anthrax, Danzig, etc.  “We are very excited and honored to be on a label that so many of our influences have been released on” states Martin McCoy.  “We’re ready for the world to hear Hell In My Heart!
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3 Pill Morning Show Review And Interview 8/18/19/11

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3 Pill Morning Show Review And Interview

The last time I caught 3 Pill Morning was over a year ago and when I heard they were coming again I couldn’t wait to see the songs from their new CD “Take Control” preformed live.

When they hit the stage they did not disappoint. They opened with “Drive By Lies” and “Villain” The band went on to play one of my favorite songs, “Nothings Real” from their last record, “The Side Effects of Chronic Ambition”.  The rest of the set was comprised of songs from their new CD “Take Control”. “Confrontation“, “So Good To Leave“, “Take Control” and they finished up with their single “Loser.”

The line up has changed a little bit since seeing them last year. On bass we now have Charlie Thompson and on drums Jeremy Moore. Ryan Walch still on guitar, and Jeff Stebbins remains at the helm delivering some of the most powerful, heart felt vocals anyone could want to hear.

3 Pill Morning Is:

Jeff Stebbins-Vocals

Ryan Walch-Guitar

Charlie Thompson-Bass

Jeremy Moore-Drums

3 Pill Morning – Setlist Was As Follows

Drive By Lies

Villain

Nothings Real

Confrontation

So Good To Leave

Take Control

Loser

I was with 3 Pill Morning for two nights and conducted an interview with vocalist Jeff Stebbins on the second night in Allentown Pa……CHECK IT OUT

RN: How has the response been to the new CD “Take Control”?

Jeff Stebbins: The response has been phenomenal. Everyone seems to be digging it. First you have to write music for yourself and then you hope people will like it.

RN: I wanted to ask you about a few songs on the CD, one of them being “Mr. Understanding“.

Jeff Stebbins: It’s a relationship song. It’s pretty much saying I don’t have the patience for this anymore. I can’t put up with the consistent problems we are having. “Mr. Understanding” is no more.  It’s a song that just builds on that emotion that we all have had at one point or another. When is it enough and when do we move on.

RN: How about your first single from this CD “Loser”?

Jeff Stebbins: Loser is a song I had in the back of my mind for a long time. It’s about people out there that don’t take advantage of opportunities in life to do something big or anything at all. They sit at home and play video games. They are milking the system they are just not doing anything, they are just losers. There are a lot of them out there and the song is just calling people out saying “Wake up and do something cool with your life. You only have one shot at it. So make it count”.

RN: Drive By Lies

Jeff Stebbins: It’s about one of these people in your life that have a way of not telling the truth. And you kind of get sick of it. It’s just a play on words. Instead of a drive by shooting you have your “Drive By Lies” instead of dodging bullets your dodging B.S.

RN:  Six Underground

Jeff Stebbins: Yep that’s a Sneaker Pimps cover. That was a big derivation we did from the rest of the music on this CD. It has a more electronic techno kind of vibe to it.

RN: What is the status for the “Loser” video?

Jeff Stebbins: The video for “Loser” is in post production right now. It should be finished soon. People will get to see what our live show is like as well as an under lining story to the song. It’s going to be pretty cool.

RN: During the recording of this record you guys did a few Ustream’s just to say hi and to answer any questions your fans had. I was wondering if you are going to be doing more of that.

Jeff Stebbins: Yeah, we wanted to do a Ustream from this tour but we could not get good enough internet access to communicate with people. We do have a lot of video from all the tours we have been on so we are just getting that content together so we can push it out to everybody.

RN: How has the tour with Nonpoint been going?

Jeff Stebbins: The Nonpoint tour has been going great. Nonpoint is a band that we watch every night because they put on a phenomenal show for everybody. And we thrive off of that. So we know every night that we hit the stage we have to come with as big of a show we possibly can because we have to compete with those guys killing it every night. Pop Evil has been great and we watch and lean as much as we can. The response from the bands has been great and the response from the fans has been great so it’s going well.

RN: What’s next after this tour?

Jeff Stebbins: After this tour we will be going to Greenland and play for the troops over there. So we will be there for most of September. When we get back one thing is for sure we will be touring.

FOR PICTURES FROM BOTH SHOWS

3 PILL MORNING 8/18 Lancaster PA

3 PILL MORNING 3/19 Allentown PA

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Anchored – Allentown PA 8/12 Show Review

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Anchored – Allentown PA 8/12 Show Review

Anchored got dirty in front of a sold out crowd in Allentown PA on Friday August 12, opening for Volbeat and Cold.

The last time I saw Anchored was in New York City, opening for bands a lot heavier than they are, as they tend to do, but I thought they pulled it off well. I don’t care what band you are in, it cannot be easy opening for Black Label Society. The B.L.S. fans are so die hard (I know because I am one of them) they don’t care what band you are in because they are there to see B.L.S.

   In Allentown, Anchored looked as if they were in their element. For an opening act the crowd was theirs; from the first chord to the last note. The band opened their set with “Saviour” followed by “Ms. Stress” and “All That”. Just like the last time I saw them, singer Brandan Narrell said to the crowd “We are your fluffer for this evening”, but unlike last time, I thought he was dead wrong. These guys are not a warm up act. The band did not have to sell this crowd. They already knew the songs and sang along. The people that attended the show were fans of Anchored as well as Volbeat and Cold. Another thing I thought was great about Anchored was they that changed the set list. It’s good to see a band switch it up once in a while.

   After their set was over they headed to their merch table and signed CD’s and took pictures with their fans before heading out. Hopefully in the near future, the next time we see Anchored come through it will be in a headlining or co headlining spot with a longer set time.

Setlist Was As Follows

Saviour

Ms. Stress

All That

Last Night

Bad Timing

Save Me

Dirty In Texas

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Bobaflex CD Review “Hell In My Heart”

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Bobaflex CD Review “Hell In My Heart”

   Bobaflex Warriors get ready to get your asses kicked because the boys will be unleashing “Hell In My Heart” August 30th. Let’s start off with the song “Bury Me With My Guns”, in an interview I did with Shaun McCoy he said the song was based on a comic book character who wanted to be buried with his guns so he could go to heaven and have a shootout with god. The concept alone is imaginative and to capture a story like that in one song is crazy but the band pulled it off. Not to mention it is the first single and it has gone to number one in several markets. I am sure the band could have written a whole album around the concept and it would have been fantastic. The song “Empty Man” reminds me of something Kiss would have done but heavier.  The song “Hate You” is just lyrically brutal. With a chorus that rings out “I hate you more than I hate myself, because you’re the one who, marched us all straight into hell and we’re never coming back“. And I can not for the life of me get the song “Chemical Valley” out of my head. I thought I had my CD pick of the year until I heard “Hell In My Heart”. I absolutely love this CD. It is full of pounding drums, thunderous bass lines and catchy guitar riffs. I thought the bands last CD “Tales From Dirt Town” was a great, containing one of my favorite songs “Home” but I have to say, I think “Hell In My Heart” is their best effort to date.

TRACK LIST IS AS FOLLOWS:

HELL IN MY HEART(INTRO)
CHEMICAL VALLEY
BURY ME WITH MY GUNS
LOW-LIFE
VAMPIRE
PLAYING DEAD
SING
EMPTY MAN
SLAVE
DANGEROUS
LAST SONG
ON THAT NIGHT
HATE YOU
RISE
SOUND OF SILENCE
BONUS TRACK… PRETTY RAZORS LIVE

The album comes out on August 30th on BFX Records/Megaforce.

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Check Out Our Interview With “Shaun McCoy” Here

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AGAINST ALL WILL / A Rhyme & Reason – CD Review

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AGAINST ALL WILL /A Rhyme & Reason CD Review

After initially struggling to put together a (post Puddle of Mudd) band, Jimmy Allen, original Puddle of Mudd co-founder and principle songwriter, has put together a modern day supergroup called Against All Will. The band includes the powerful vocal range of Jeff Current formerly of Seven Story Drop, Cello Dias of Soulfly fame on bass, and Instinct of Aggression drummer Phillip Gonyea.

Their debut album, “A Rhyme & Reason” is available on their website and iTunes. I’ve had it for about a week and I can’t stop playing it. The album opens with an onslaught of guitars on “Swept Away”introducing you to Jeff Current’s passionate vocals and a sampling of the catchy melodies throughout this album. Next up is a very melodic tune called“Discard You” with it’s pulse quickening drums. “All About You” comes next and what can I say about a song that begins with the lyrics “I like your cute little ass.” The album continues with two more pretty solid tracks “The Blue”and “Nothing Good Anymore”. The standout (at least for me) is the hit “The Drug I Need” that got a lot of airtime on Sirius XM station Octane. This song is what a modern rock/modern heavy metal song should sound like, crunching guitars, a relentless rhythm section and a broad vocal range; not to mention the hook and chorus. The album finishes with “Let Go”, probably the only rock or heavy metal song to use “Play Dough” in a lyric.

A lot of today’s “modern rock” tends to be very monotonous, predictable and cliché, that is until you listen to Against All Will’s “A Rhyme & Reason”. This is a very solid debut effort that was produced by Tim Harkins, who has produced for such heavyweights as Korn, Alice in Chains, and Queens of the Stone Age. The comparison’s to Puddle of Mudd will be there but the Puddle of Mudd influence is there in an underlying sense in Against All Will’s sound, only more mature and developed. 

AGAINST ALL WILL IS :

Jimmy Allen – Guitars

Jeff Current – Vocals

Cello Dias – Bass

Phil Gonyea – Drums

A Rhyme & Reason – Track List

Swept Away

Discard You

All About You

The Blue

Nothing Good Anymore

The Drug I Need

 Let Go

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　Against All Will

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INTERVIEW W/ AGAINST ALL WILL GUITARIST JIMMY ALLEN

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Their pedigree may be a little blurry, but Against All Will share a chemistry that is crystal clear. Formed by guitarist and principal songwriter Jimmy Allen – an original member of the band Puddle of Mudd – Against All Will boast ripe, radio-friendly rock songs replete with fat hooks, huge choruses, and melodies that linger long after the music has stopped.

Powered by the vocals of frontman Jeff Current and a heavy-hitting rhythm section of former Soulfly bassist Cello Dias & drummer Phil Gonyea, Against All Will’s seven-track debut A Rhyme & Reason is a warm wash of sweet tone and salty vibrato, with lyrics that hit just as hard as the songs. Take “The Drug I Need,” a testimonial to that relationship that we all knew we shouldn’t stay in, but still don’t want to leave: We all know you can’t truly hate something you’ve never loved… All I have is my hate now, and you want to take that, too… I hate the way you make me feel today, but you’re the drug I need.

The band feel as fresh as they sound, their energy, chemistry and passion combining in a mesmerizing musical whirlwind. While most Los Angeles outfits are filled via open auditions or by hired guns, Against All Will was filled through referrals and recommendations – chemistry was critical, and the personalities needed to fit just as securely as the players.

Since finalizing their lineup in October 2009, they have already accomplished more than most outfits hope to achieve in a lifetime. Their self-released debut was produced by Tim Harkins [Korn, Alice in Chains, Queens of the Stone Age], they are in daily rotation on XM/Sirius satellite radio, and they’ve been invited to play radio festivals from coast-to-coast.

Against All Will didn’t form because of the bands they were in, they formed to create the band they always wanted to be in – and the proof is in the music.

 INTERVIEW WITH JIMMY ALLEN

RN: Let’s start with your time in Puddle Of Mudd.

Jimmy Allen: That was a band I started with Wes Scantlin in Kansas City. It was really cool.  Every thing happened so fast.  The songs I helped contribute to I am really proud of. Puddle of Mudd gave me the insight to know how the music industry works. So it has been kind of cool with this band to use some of my experience that I have had with Puddle Of Mudd.

RN: How did Against All Will come about?

Jimmy Allen: I had a bunch of different songs laying around. I was jamming with a bunch of different guys for a while. And after about a year it turned into its own little monster.

RN: Have you been approached by any labels?

Jimmy Allen: We are out here in the thick of it, in Hollywood. The only people that are getting deals out here are kids. We are really a grass roots band. We have to do this on our own terms or it’s not going to get done. The kids that are getting signed, they put them on Nickelodeon they do this they do that. We are a rock band. We have to get out there and play. We do everything ourselves. From our music to our videos and art work and Tee Shirt designs. There are very few people that have the opportunity to do that. And we are lucky on our end to be able to do it all ourselves. But if a label came along that believed in us and our careers that would be a different story.

RN: Tell us about your single “Swept Away”?

Jimmy Allen: “Swept Away” was inspired by Hurricane Katrina. It’s not about a person. It’s about the earth. And things people have in which they really don’t need are getting swept away.

RN: And you guys shot your own video for it as well?

Jimmy Allen: Yes. The video was shot at an old oil refinery. This place was huge. And bums lived there and they started walking up to us while we were shooting asking to be in the video. Asking us for rides into the city. Shooting the way we shoot, things happen like that. The video for “The Drug I Need” was shot the same way. The video for “All About You” was done with our iphones.

RN: How do you approach song writing?

Jimmy Allen: I have an idea about what I want to do with each song. Sometimes it changes. Some times it takes ten minutes write. And some songs could take years. Who knows? It just comes out. It’s like painting a picture. You never know what you are going to get until it’s done.

RN: Where can people pick up your CD?

Jimmy Allen: People can pick up the CD at our web site or at our shows. Or iTunes if you want the MP3.

RN: How about touring plans? Any news on what’s going on there?

Jimmy Allen: It’s expensive. We have done a few runs but we are saving our money for the right one. We just are playing select markets for now. But there is some talk of some things happening but I take it all with a grain of salt until it does.

RN: Any words for your fans that may be reading this?

Jimmy Allen: We take the good with the bad and we appreciate all the love, support and respect. And keep spreading the word about Against All Will.

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　Against All Will

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The Veer Union’s Crispin Earl Checks in to explain 2006 re-release

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The Veer Union’s Crispin Earl Checks in to explain 2006 re-release

   I wanted to clear up any confusion there is as to why we are doing a re-release for “Time To Break The Spell” before “Divide The Blacken Sky” comes out this fall. I wanted people to know the progression of the band. A lot of people don’t realize that we had a record before “Against The Grain”

The reason why we re-released it is because a lot of people have not heard it. It was only available in Canada. A lot of people have been asking for it. And it gives us an opportunity to put out a new song that will be on our new record “Divide The Blackened Sky” as a bonus track. So our fans can get a taste of what is to come.

And because “Divide The Blackened Sky” was pushed back to the fall. We re-released “Time To Break The Spell” as a band aid for our fans. And if our fans want to hear our music and want to hear a new song from us they can go to our facebook page right now and check it out.

Press Release

THE VEER UNION OFFER 2006 RE-RELEASE PLUS NEW BONUS TRACK

The Veer Union made their mark in 2009 with the top 10 hit single “Seasons” off their debut album Against The Grain, which peaked at #7 and was the longest charting rock song for a new artist all year. It became the theme song for the 2009 Stanley Cup winners, the Pittsburgh Penguins. “Seasons” was also featured in all Major League Baseball postseason telecast as well as NFL, NASCAR, ESPN, WWE, NHL and more. Their second release “Youth of Yesterday” was the highest added song to rock radio first week of it’s release.

They are set to release their highly anticipated sophomore CD “Divide the Blackened Sky” this fall. The majority of the album was self-produced, written and recorded by the band themselves besides one song with the help of world renowned producer Brian Howes and mixed by legendary Randy Staub.

The Veer Union’s new album release date was pushed back, there for the band will release “Time to Break The Spell” which was recorded in 2006 to their fans. This will include a new bonus track titled “I Will Remain” that will also be included on Divide The Blackened Sky . They hope this will show their fans how much they appreciate them by previewing a brand new song as well.

Bio

Hometown: Vancouver, BC, CA

Genres: Rock

Label: Universal Motown NYC

Members: Crispin, Eric, Roots, Fid, Neil

Vancouver, Canada’s THE VEER UNION is a young band with the future on their mind. It is that optimism, combined with their drive and work ethic that promises to translate THE VEER UNION’s success to the North American market. The band was formed in late 2004 by Crispin Earl and guitarist, Eric Schraeder. Originally from Port Alberni on Vancouver Island, the two longtime friends and neighbors had a common bond: “We had played in bands together and we were both living out of our rehearsal studios in downtown East Vancouver,” recalls Crispin. Living for their music was to become the thing that held the UNION together.

Crispin, who was then the vocalist for a popular local band called Everything After, was gaining national attention as a songwriter with credits on Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee’s solo CD Tommyland: The Ride. Eric, who had recently relocated back to Vancouver after a stint in Los Angeles playing with the band 40 Foot Echo (Hollywood Records), was working on projects of his own. The two wrote music together for months and found their styles extremely compatible. After this productive time, they determined it was time to find band-mates who shared their mindset. While multi-instrumentalists Eric and Crispin were recording demos for what was to become their major label debut – AGAINST THE GRAIN – they were introduced to Marc Roots (Roots) and James Fiddler (Fid) through a mutual friend. The bassist and guitarist had been in bands together and had been out on the road for some time. The four became close friends and formed a strong bond before they had even picked up instruments to jam with one another. Neil Beaton, a drummer from Langley, BC entered the fold when the band lost their original drummer. Having spent time on the road with the band as the drum tech, he understood and shared the strong bond between the band members and their drive to succeed .

After nearly two years of endless touring across the continent, the band signed a record deal with Universal/Motown Records and recorded AGAINST THE GRAIN with producer Greg Archilla (Collective Soul, Matchbox 20, Buckcherry) with a couple of tracks produced by Brian Howes (Hinder, Hedley, Daughtry and Rev Theory). Their anthemic tracks stick in your head long after the first listen. Guitar-driven, “Seasons” features a particularly powerful vocal performance from Crispin. “Over Me” delivers the message of regret over an evocative musical landscape where Eric and Fid truly shine. “Seasons, lyrically, is about seizing the day,” says Eric. “It’s a sick live track – really cool to play.”

Partnered with the “You Can Be Anything Foundation,” the band went on tour to start promoting their debut release across the US. They were proud to help them raise money for music programs in schools. They had the opportunity to play for students during their lunch hours and visited music classes to help educating them on the music industry. The touring will continue for as long as possible, “We love to meet our fans,” says Eric. “There is nothing better than sharing our music with these kids live.”

The Veer Union had made their mark in 2009 with the TOP 10 single “Seasons” which was the longest charting rock song for a new artist all year. It became the theme song for the 2009 Stanley Cup winners the Pittsburgh Penguins. “Seasons” was also featured in all Major League Baseball postseason telecast as well as NFL, NASCAR, ESPN, WWE Backlash, NHL and more. Their second release “Youth of Yesterday” was the highest added song to rock radio first week of it’s release. They had toured for 10 months in the US last year promoting their album and hitting cities across the nation. They had the opportunity to play shows and festivals with the likes of Theory of A Deadman, Staind, Seether, Korn, Hinder, Breaking Benjamin, Framing Hanley, 30 Seconds to Mars, Flyleaf and more

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Skin Candy owner Mark August talks new music “Sex In Public”

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Skin Candy owner Mark August talks new music “Sex In Public”

   Mark August— avant/rock musician and owner of world-renowned tattoo artist supply company, Skin Candy – is at the forefront of this new breed of enlightened entrepreneur/rock star. Raised in Los Angeles during the heyday of Hair Bands and the Sunset Strip, August got his introduction to the glamorous (and not so glamorous) rock ‘n’ roll world as a member of hard rock group Johnny Crash, who signed with major label CBS Records in 1990 and who opened for Motley Crue on their notorious Dr. Feelgood tour. After departing the band and moving to San Francisco, August ended up working across the street from famed tattooist Ed Hardy’s Tattoo City shop. It was there August seized on the idea of manufacturing ink for tattooing, subsequently forming his current company Skincandy in 1996.

Fast forward to 2005: Mark receives a call from reality TV show MIAMI INK, requesting supplies. This proceeded to put Skincandy – the first company to bring black light inks and black light tattooing to its currently level of popularity – on the national radar, and Mark August along with it. Features on the Discovery Channel, History Channel and a feature on the KTLA Channel 5 Morning News In Los Angeles soon followed. At present, Skincandy has a full staff and warehouse in Burbank, and have just launched “Male Polish,” a specialized line of Nail Polish for men that August believes may someday be his most successful venture yet

August has also successfully re-ignited his music career with the 2009 release of his solo CD MINDFUCK (think: Jane’s Addiction, Alice In Chains; available on I-Tunes), and currently, with his new trio, Sex In Public (in which he sings and plays lead guitar). August’s musical resume’ also includes stints in Darling Cruel and WWIII, both of whom enjoyed success in Hollywood’s music/metal scene prior to the turn of the decade. Watch for selected gigs for Mark August and Sex In Public in the days ahead as well as some very special high-profile promotions involving Skincandy and its Male Polish line.

I had a chance to ask Mark a few questions about the Press release above.

RN: What’s going man?

Mark August: I am still here at the shop.

RN: Thanks for taking a few minutes to answer a few questions about the press release I have.

Mark August: No problem.

RN: For people that don’t know, what have you been up to since you left Johnny Crash?

Mark August: Well I’ll give you the short version of it. The last thing that happened with me and Johnny Crash was, we did the 3rd leg of the Dr. Feelgood tour in 1990. I was fired and I quit kind of at the same time.

RN: Why?

Mark August: Because of musical and chemicl differences.

RN:  What happen after Johnny Crash?

Mark August: After that I hung out in L.A. for a few years not doing much than I moved to San Fransico. I was a bike messenger for a while making five bucks an hour. I was scooping ice cream at Ben n Jerry’s which was across the street from Ed Hardy’s Tattoo City and that’s where I started to get my tattoo education.

RN:  Tell us about Skin Candy Ink.

Mark August: Skin Candy is an Ink manufacturing company with the target audience being the tattoo artist.

RN: What made you get back into music?

Mark August: I was starting to feel like a garden variety business man. And I wanted to see if I could do something again with music on my own.

RN: What’s up with the Mindfuck CD?

Mark August: Mindfuck is my solo CD. That is really Pink Floyd influenced and can be bought on iTunes now.

RN: When will your new project “Sex In Public” be released?

Mark August: Sex In Public Comes out August 9TH  

RN: And where can see people see the video for your single “Friends”?

Mark August: You can see the video for the song “Friends”. That can be scene on the guitar world web site.

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SEX IN PUBLIC

SKIN CANDY INK

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