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In other news, we had such a fantastic time at our CD release party at the wonderful Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center. Guest musicians, beautiful girls in party dresses and one packed house! But don't take our word for it, see for yourself here!! We're going to be closing out our very fun and eventful year with one final show, with the legendary Fleshtones!! We did a few shows with them last year, and they are always on top of their game. It's at the Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center on Saturday, December 5th, and it's goign to be a Super-rock extravaganza. you don't want to miss this one!! We hope everyone has a great holiday season! Be safe, be happy, and be rockin'...
SEWELL, NJ – KoolKat Musik is pleased to announce the release of I Hate Girls, the 3rd album from Parallax Project. The Central PA based band will be celebrating the release with a special performance at the Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center Stage on Herr on Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 9:00 PM. Admission is free. For more information please visit www.harrisburgarts.com I Hate Girls, the band’s first effort for KoolKat Musik, is the product of a chance meeting with one of the band’s biggest musical heroes, producer/songwriter Don Dixon, who as producer for R.E.M., The Smithereens, and Counting Crows, is widely regarded as one of the architects of modern alternative music. Recorded in just 3 sessions, the album features explosive work from 80’s guitar hero Eddie Munoz (The Plimsouls), varied musical contributions from Dixon himself, and a special vocal appearance from Marti Jones, whose string of critically acclaimed albums for A&M and RCA in the 1980’s were produced by Mr. Dixon. In addition to the original material on I Hate Girls, the band has also released a bonus companion album of cover songs that have been recorded over the span of their 7 year career. Entitled Sleeping with the Enemy, it contains songs by The Who, The Kinks, ELO, XTC, The Velvet Underground, The Faces, Dr. Feelgood, et al, and features guest appearances by underground rock legend Cyril Jordan (The Flamin’ Groovies) and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Clem Burke (Blondie).
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