Post by Psycho Dave on Mar 20, 2005 12:45:45 GMT -5
www.myspace.com/johndavis
johndavismusic.com
John Davis, former frontman of Superdrag,
has released a new album! ...What? ...you don't remember that 1996 hit
song "Sucked Out?" ...well, if John Davis is listening: it's just
common reference, bud. Really, no hard feelings... mostly because BFN Networks really discovered him on Superdrag's last album Last Call for Vitriol.
The best way to put John Davis' new music is the way it was put in his website bio:
"Davis' new album isn't so much a departure from the Superdrag sound as a completion of it. It's easy to see his music then and now as part of one large story arc. Superdrag set the stage. Now, unlocked from the
chains of his past, Davis finds himself free to enter a completely new phase of his career, one that offers limitless promise."
When you listen to Superdrag's albums and stack them against sound clips off his MySpace page and his official website (links above & below), you start to know what that means. All of his music, Superdrag's and his own, is also a reflection of what his life's journey has been
like... but the closer you get to his solo debut, the clearer a picture you have.
Why are you wasting time? GO! ...there are links everywhere! ...tell him what you think!
...then tell him to join our BFN group (kinda lazy)!
www.myspace.com/johndavis
johndavismusic.com
johndavismusic.com
John Davis, former frontman of Superdrag,
has released a new album! ...What? ...you don't remember that 1996 hit
song "Sucked Out?" ...well, if John Davis is listening: it's just
common reference, bud. Really, no hard feelings... mostly because BFN Networks really discovered him on Superdrag's last album Last Call for Vitriol.
The best way to put John Davis' new music is the way it was put in his website bio:
"Davis' new album isn't so much a departure from the Superdrag sound as a completion of it. It's easy to see his music then and now as part of one large story arc. Superdrag set the stage. Now, unlocked from the
chains of his past, Davis finds himself free to enter a completely new phase of his career, one that offers limitless promise."
When you listen to Superdrag's albums and stack them against sound clips off his MySpace page and his official website (links above & below), you start to know what that means. All of his music, Superdrag's and his own, is also a reflection of what his life's journey has been
like... but the closer you get to his solo debut, the clearer a picture you have.
Why are you wasting time? GO! ...there are links everywhere! ...tell him what you think!
...then tell him to join our BFN group (kinda lazy)!
www.myspace.com/johndavis
johndavismusic.com