Seattle band Danger Radio are excited to announce this week’s release of their ‘Punch Your Lights Out’ EP. The EP is out on Photo Finish Records and features the songs “Party Foul” and “Keep It Up”.

Danger Radio (Andrew De Torres, Andy Brookins, Elan Wright, Marvin Kunkle, Nico Hartikainen, and Spencer Philips) cites influences ranging from Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake, and ’80s pop music to Stevie Wonder funk, jazz and even French symphonic compositions.

I know, right? Sounds like a party to us – click here to buy the EP at iTunes and get ready to dance.

Danger Radio is currently working on their full length album which will be released next summer. They’ve recently toured with Gym Class Heroes, Hot Hot Heat, Metro Station, Envy on the Coast, We The Kings & Kaddisfly and will be touring again in ‘08.

So, in the words of Dancin’ Rick:

“You know the rules. Keep it safe, keep it sexy…and above all, turn up the night!”

‘Punch Your Lights Out’ EP Track listing:

1. Party Foul
2. Slow
3. Keep It Up
4. Sparkle Baby Shine
5. Punch Your Lights Out

For more information and to stream tracks on the band’s MySpace page, go to:

Danger Radio on Myspace

Seattle based “party rock super group” United State Of Electronica (or U.S.E.) has been creating quite a buzz around their live shows – and on the dance floor. They’ve toured the US and internationally including shows at clubs and festivals in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. Now U.S.E. is releasing their latest single, “Open Your Eyes” on Concept Music in the UK. With electronica pulses and disco beats, their infamous vocoder and party attitude, U.S.E. is sure to continue to win over the hearts of pop music fans from around the world.

United State Of Electronica (U.S.E.) interview with BandWeblogs.com
Compiled by Dave Tommo

Dave Tommo: How many people are in your band and who does what?

U.S.E.: There are anywhere from 7 (core musicians) to about 100 people on stage. The other 89 are dancing robots w/ healthy, human hearts. Jon e. “Blades” Rock – drums, Lightweight Luva, rice pilaf Derek “Shadowz” Chan – bass, death stare, vice grip Carly “Skullz” Nicklaus – Diva vocals, Mexi-fresh-seeker-outer Amanda “Eaglez” Khanjian – Diva vocals, tempo adjusta, Make-it-in-the-Big-Apple-well-wisher Peter “Danger Zone” Sali – Guitar, bloody murder screams Jason “Snake” Holstrom – Guitar, fist pumper, gun slinga Noah “Legendz” Weaver – Keys, robots, world hugger.

Are you looking for world domination or are you after something bigger?

If by world domination you mean for everyone to like us and to follow our commands, that would be a bit too much responsibility, because the old adage “absolute power corrupts absolutely” kind of scares us; we would just end up ordering people to get us things like macadamia nut ice cream and back massages w/ cloud blossom and cherub b.o. scented lotion. But from an empyreal point of view, we could just get the world together for one big party and leave our negative beliefs outside of the party grounds and perhaps something that changes the course of history for the better might take place. That may be more appropriate than world dominatrix.

Why would it be good if it was the 70’s again?

People would dance in many different ways, there would only be really huge carphones for the super rich, no Bush regime, cheaper cereal, no SUV’s except cool looking range rovers, vista lite drumsets were easier to find, and Led Zeppelin didn’t wear pleated slacks and flowery silk shirts (until 1979).

Is ABBA the best pop band ever? If not who?

ABBA is one of the best of course, but they have plenty of good company. Jamiroquai, Daft Punk, Barry White, George McRea, Autograph, Snake Lion, Al B. Sure, Steely Dan, Jungle Toa Toa and his Rubber band, Weezer, Refreshments, Garrison Starr, Dolour, Oasis, Hurricane Chris, this list is getting too long.

Where would your ideal gig be?

On top of the World on a large oak platform surrounded by marshmallows and lollipops.

Where would you be without your vocoder?

Somewhere in Lichtenstein opening a restaurant called “Delish Lichtenstish”.

What is the best thing about Seattle?

The landscape. Being able to see snow capped mountains, oceans and forests from one vantage point – then deciding to go record music at these landmarks which are all only an hour away in most any direction.

What was it like playing in Japan?

It was as amazing as you can imagine it to be. The people, food, and architecture are truly awe-inspiring.

Did you go to any good parties there?

Yes, but what goes on in Japan stays in Japan. Though it can be said that what their drug culture lacks, they more than make up for in raw food and rice wine.

How do you record in the studio?

As mentioned earlier, we find a cabin on a mountain lake, a barn, in the woods, or in our guitar players basement studio, or even a pro set up, and knock out the riffs after pressing the red record button.

What would you say is the most important tool in your box?

The hi hat. And the floor thomas.

Where do you like to unwind?

Usually in fields, lakes, and/or helicopters or stress factories.

What movies (if any) inspire U.S.E.?

Weekend at Bernie’s part II and Cool Runnings.

What’s on your rider?

Red Bull, water and towels. If you want to know the miscellaneous you can throw us a party.

Will you be at Glastonbury in 2008?

We would love to be at this historic, magnanimous event. Will you be at our barn raising in 2009?

We would love to.

For more information:

United State Of Electronica Official Website
U.S.E. on Myspace

British soul singer and multi-instrumentalist Kirsten Price performs songs from her recently completed debut offering, (recently featured on CSI and The L-Word). A genre straddling a blend of old school soul, classic compositional chops and 21st century technology that defies definition.

With a voice that just pulls you in, and an attitude that threatens to spit you out, you’ll be glad you came along for the ride.

Watch the new music video “Freedom” by Kirsten Price:

For more information about Kirsten Price go to Kirsten Price on Myspace

Seattle, Washington-August 26, 2006– Jam Camp is an accomplished jazz-rock-fusion band based in the Seattle area. After releasing two critically acclaimed studio albums, Jam Camp and Black Hills Jam-Preserves Volume 2, the band has selected 11 tracks from recent live performances for Jam Camp Live!, which will be a limited release Dogstock Special Edition.

The live recording will be available this upcoming Labor Day at the Dogstock Music Festival in Melvern, KS. The four-day festival is for the benefit of The Akita Adoption & Rescue Foundation. The band hopes supporters of the cause and their music will attend to enjoy a great festival weekend. Everyone in attendance will have an opportunity to purchase this fine souvenir of the Jam Camp live experience.

Jam Camp Live! consists of tracks from performances in April, June, and July of this year, all masterfully mixed for optimum listening pleasure.

Fans of jazz, jam, and progressive rock will find continual enjoyment with Jam Camp Live! The CD offers 70 minutes of prime Jam Camp performances. The band combines their colorful brand of fusion with long stretches of improvisation, innovative guitar-sax interplay over relentless jam band grooves. This release should satisfy both the psychedelic rock crowd and the most discerning fusion listeners.

The future indeed looks bright for the Northwest-based ensemble and most certainly, there will be many releases to come. Their next archival release is due in November and plans are set for a new studio release in January, following all of that activity a re-issuing of their first studio release with bonus tracks will accompany a five disc boxed set.

Jam Camp’s latest news, pictures, and CDs are available from their website and CD Baby.

Contact: Joel Veatch
Company: Jam Camp Entertainment
Address: 1944 Pacific Avenue Suite 202, Tacoma, WA 98402
Telephone: 206-225-3601
E-Mail
Jam Camp’s Website

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