Crowfield who hail from North Carolina have sold around 3,000 copies of their debut album “Goodbye, Goodnight, So Long Midwestern” and have opened for Darius Rucker, Leann Womack, and Will Hoge. The band is receiving love from Country station in Charleston, SC (WEZL) and will be performing at SIR studios in NYC on Wednesday. Contact: Managemusiq@aol.com

NYC rockers Static Summer will be performing for a swarm of labels on Wednesday (6/17) at S.I.R. in NYC. The band finished recording 4 songs with an eclectic selection of producers – Jay Gordon, Mitch Allan (Daughtry), and Jay Baumgardner (New Found Glory, Evanescence). The band cites influences everything from Duran Duran, The Cure, to the Foo Fighters. The band recently played to a sold out crowd @ the Blender Theatre and ‘She’s Not a Lover’ can be heard on New York Rock Station WRXP 101.9.
Contact: danielrfriedman@aol.com

Trent Reznor recently posted that he will no longer communicate via social networking sites and yesterday he said during their performance at the Bonnaroo Music Festival that this was their last show in the U.S.

“It just dawned on me that this is our last show ever in the United States,” Reznor said during his band’s set. “Don’t be sad. I’ll keep going. But I think I’m going to lose my … mind if I keep doing this, and I have to stop.”

New York based indie/pop artist Secret Secret Dino Club have signed to Drive Thru Records. SSDC is Jayce Levi Kalinkewicz, he released over 60 demos in a little over 2 years landing features on web pages such as mtvu.com, purevolume.com and over 1.5 million plays on myspace. Secret Secret Dino Club has shared the stage with the likes of The Honorary Title, Ace Enders, Four Year Strong, and Good Old War. Contact: bcmclane@aol.com

Trent Reznor primarily communicated and went about his business via social networking sites. It seems those days have come to end as the social networking sites did not yield results – only negative results in Trent’s world.

“It’s been an interesting experiment over the last couple of years or so. Faced with leaving the infrastructure of traditional record labels and figuring out what the right thing to do is in this new world – I found myself realizing that for me to have any concept of how to interact with the community and know what they might want / what they find appropriate, I need to immerse myself in that world and live it for a while.

The problem with really getting engaged in a community is getting through the clutter and noise. In a closed environment like nin.com a lot of this can be moderated away, or code can be implemented to make it more difficult for troublemakers to persist.

I will be tuning out of the social networking sites because at the end of the day it’s now doing more harm than good in the bigger picture and the experiment seems to have yielded a result. Idiots rule. ”

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