I used to have a blog called “Red Record Box” where I’d push new music that I found and loved. I still get the ocassional demo from the record companies and this one really caught my ear today. I’ll post my favorite cut at the end.

KMFDM Records releases Legion Within’s fourth album Mouth of Madness on June 16, 2009. Mouth of Madness follows up 2007’s the empty men, which had exclusive pre-release online distribution thru KMFDMStore.com. Legion Within will celebrate the release with an All Ages show, supported by God Module, in Seattle, WA on June 20th. A brief West Coast tour will include headlining appearances at Release the Bats in Long Beach, CA and Bar Sinister in Hollywood, CA. Fall dates opening for KMFDM to follow. Interest has already been expressed from Licensing Companies for opportunities including video games. Interview requests have also begun for summer online and printed publications, as well as podcast and web radio spots. Mouth of Madness displays Legion Within as a mature band who have blended darkwave and industrial into their own distinctive genre of dark rock. Crafting Mouth of Madness over two years was an arduous process. Written throughout a time when band member’s lives were rife with personal tragedy and upheaval, disquiet lays heavy within the music. The songs range from romance, escapism, and tragedy to tongue-in-cheek dark humor and flights of sadistic fancy. Bouncing back from the industrial political-angst of 07’s the empty men, Mouth of Madness embraces the current political and emotional climate with a firm hand. Singer William Wilson calls it, “Courageous Nihilism. From day one we are all doomed. But that’s just the way it is, we deal with it.” “[Eight] years and three albums into their career, Legion Within are a steadily rising force in the arena of modern music, complete with the KMFDM seal of approval.” ~ ReGen Magazine
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Kind of reminds of of Peter Murphy’s vocals with maybe… Bauhaus? Each song is different in style but with PM type vocals

I tweeted something like “If someone emails me a question with 5 question marks as punctuation, I usually don’t answer. It’s worse than all caps. Seems like a demand.”
I realize that when you participate in social media venues such as Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, you put yourself out there. And sometimes become the taget of the Blow Hard, Know-It-All, Jackass for no reason other than percieved misconception or plain ignorance.
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