Orgy To Release New Album Under Julien-K
Remember that band Orgy? Yea, me neither. Apparently two of their original members have started a new project called Julien-K.
Amir Derakh (also ex-ROUGH CUTT) and Ryan Shuck — will release its debut full-length LP, "Death To Analog", on March 10 via Metropolis Records. A limited-edition version of the album will include a bonus disc titled "Death To Digital", featuring remixes of album tracks by such electronic luminaries as Paul Oakenfold, Deadmau5, She Wants Revenge, Photek, among others.
Julien-K, according to their press release, "fuse elements of dark electronic club music with styles of modern rock and pop. Julien-K fills a void that exists between genres without leaning too heavily in any direction." "Why is there no band that's really rocking my world," asks vocalist Shuck. "Where are the revolutionaries? I haven't seen any bands stirring that up, bringing a new look, a new everything, kids buying guitars because they want to sound like that band. With Julien-K that's what I'm going for. I want to start a movement — a new religion."
That right there is a POWERFUL statement for a band that looks like Fall Out Boy on dank stairs:
There are plenty of bands out there that kids should look up to. They liter this site. However, I respect what Shuck is trying to do because, I too, believe the kids need something more to look up to than Hinder and Nickelback. You can be the judge if they are succeeding because here is them performing Kick the Bass. I refuse to link to Julien-K covering Orgy's version of New Order's song Blue Monday.
Amir Derakh (also ex-ROUGH CUTT) and Ryan Shuck — will release its debut full-length LP, "Death To Analog", on March 10 via Metropolis Records. A limited-edition version of the album will include a bonus disc titled "Death To Digital", featuring remixes of album tracks by such electronic luminaries as Paul Oakenfold, Deadmau5, She Wants Revenge, Photek, among others.
Julien-K, according to their press release, "fuse elements of dark electronic club music with styles of modern rock and pop. Julien-K fills a void that exists between genres without leaning too heavily in any direction." "Why is there no band that's really rocking my world," asks vocalist Shuck. "Where are the revolutionaries? I haven't seen any bands stirring that up, bringing a new look, a new everything, kids buying guitars because they want to sound like that band. With Julien-K that's what I'm going for. I want to start a movement — a new religion."
That right there is a POWERFUL statement for a band that looks like Fall Out Boy on dank stairs:
There are plenty of bands out there that kids should look up to. They liter this site. However, I respect what Shuck is trying to do because, I too, believe the kids need something more to look up to than Hinder and Nickelback. You can be the judge if they are succeeding because here is them performing Kick the Bass. I refuse to link to Julien-K covering Orgy's version of New Order's song Blue Monday.
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