SUNFLOWER DEAD: CraveOnline.com Posts New Track “Starting Over Again” – Exclusively Available for Streaming Now
New Self-Titled Album Hits Stores on August 21, 2012
SUNFLOWER DEAD and CraveOnline.com have
just unveiled another new track entitled ‘Starting Over Again” to
celebrate the band’s upcoming self-titled release, hitting stores on
August 21, 2012. The track appears on the new album but can be streamed
now at this location.
The band plans to release another track and video before the album
release, so stay tuned for more exclusive media coming in just a few
weeks.
As
previously announced, the band is throwing an invite-only CD release
party at Harvelle’s in Long Beach, CA on August 17, 2012. To be guest
listed, you must submit your name and email information at the band’s
website. Head over to www.sunflowerdead.com/contact/ to submit, choose the category “Album Release Party” where prompted, and choose to email sunflowerdead@gmail.com.
The band is also taking pre-orders for their debut album directly from their store (www.sunflowerdead.com/shop),
including a variety of package deals. For anyone who uses the code
'CRAVE' when placing an order directly through their site between August
9 and 12, 2012, the band will offer a 10% discount. Valid once per
customer and on new orders only.
SUNFLOWER DEAD consists of Jaime Teissere (guitar, formerly of Droid), Michael Del Pizzo (vocals, piano, accordion), Jaboo (guitar, formerly of Two Hit Creeper), Luis Gascon (bass touring member of Buckethead), and Jimmy Schultz (drums, touring drummer of In This Moment). The band formed with a goal of creating an undeniable unit that would not just move but more importantly, entertain people.
After forming, the group went into Temple Studios (owned by Raymond Herrera of Fear Factory and B Real of Cyrpress Hill) with Christian Olde Wolbers (Fear Factory)
to produce their 11- track self-titled debut record, set to release on
August 21, 2012 with Bloody Bat Records LLC. Co-produced and mixed by
Jeremy Blair (Guns N’ Roses, DevilDriver) at Temple and House of Blues Studios, and mastered by Robert Hadley (Korn) at The Mastering Lab, the album has a tight, punchy sound with crushing low end and ultra wide sonics.
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