| Bodog Music's Neurosonic Heats Up Fuse TV's Oven Fresh |
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| Written by Robert Johnson | |||||||
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Thursday, 20 September 2007
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 Bodog Music recording artists Neurosonic, who hail from Vancouver, B.C., turned up the heat with their new music video "So Many People" off their debut album, Drama Queen, which blazed into fuse TV's Oven Fresh, and ultimately won the top spot, beating out established bands like The Foo Fighters. The video, directed by famed music video director Lex Halaby (Meg Dia, Killswitch Engage, Cobra Starship and In Flames), has thrilled viewers with its unrelenting, critical depiction of young Hollywood and unwarranted fame, cut together with Neurosonic's explosive live show, which is highlighted by lead singer Jason Darr's tormented and intense performance. Drama Queen features songs such as "Crazy Sheila," "'Until I Die," and "So Many People," a venomous song aimed at the pre-fab pop star machine, the video for which is featured in two slots on MySpace, MySpace TV Hot Video and on MySpace Music Videos featured Rock Video, often receiving more than 1,000 plays a day. The video is also amassing air time on MTV.com, American Chart Show, Havoc TV, Music Choice and Mania TV. The band also has over 9,000 views on YouTube. "So Many People" has also seen success with rock radio. The song is on the verge of cracking the top 40 charts, currently ranking #42 and going strong. After tearing up the main stage of the 2007 Family Values Tour (alongside Korn and Evanescence) and kicking off a month long, twelve country European Tour, Neurosonic fans are expected to build in strength and numbers through the rest of the year. Since emerging from the Vancouver rock scene in early 2006, Neurosonic has titillated and thrilled US and Canadian audiences alike. As driven and unapologetic as its creator Jason Darr, the music of Neurosonic bears its own blend of fierce vigor. Neurosonic's blatant, brutally honest musings are an intense build of hard rock, industrial reinforcement, standout lyrics and big, catchy, killer choruses. "Neurosonic lay it on heavy with death metal guitars overlaid with some electronic beats... it stays with you forever," says Wonkavision. From the first time Neurosonic set foot on US soil for a sold out, headlining tour, the buzz has become deafening.                        |
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