SERIAL OBSESSION - ALL OR NOTHING

Webpage: http://serialobsession.com


Location: NYC, NY, USA

Press Release:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Serial Obsession enters 2012 with new release!!

After a busy 2011 promoting their full length cd “Shotgun Opera” which consisted of shows throughout the tristate area as well as numerous appearances on internet radio and positive magazine reviews, the band is ready to release new material!

The new EP, consists of 4 newly written and recorded tracks that will satisfy their core fan base but will also help recruit a wider audience. Serial Obsession went into Smash Studios in NYC originally to make some quick demos but as circumstance would have it, turned into something bigger.”We were hoping to work with a producer,to tell us what to do but it didn’t happen” says the band “So we knew we had to do it ourselves”.Theses songs come from the same place as always,our hearts! says drummer T. Motts, the only adjustment was making sure these songs would be easy to remember and grab onto, so we added big hooks to our big guitars.Why an EP and not a full length cd? Doing a complete album can be a long process,besides, we are very excited about the new songs and didn’t want to wait a full year before releasing something new,says bassist Jason Rosin. “Better Bad” is a danceable rock track thanks to the back beat rhythm section of Rosin and Motts and an infectious chorus. “More to Life” a frantic yet dynamic tune courtesy of Mike Suozzi’s scorching lead line keeps the pace going full throttle.”Where are you Now” is a classic Serial Obsession tune with a haunting melody from Shawn Sugrue and a groove that never stops. The Anthemic“Where did you go? (Rock N’ Roll)” , with its big, sing along hook, will soon be a highlight of the Serial Obsession live show. The tracks, which are available on iTunes,cdbaby,amazon and the bands’ website, have already been added to several internet radio stations such as Fatcatradio.com, insomniaradio.com, offthechartradio inthe UK,headcaseradio and Pirateradionofthetreasurecoast.com to name a few. The band is very excited for what lies ahead and are hoping the word spreads fast,it’s “all or nothing”

Contact: mail@serialobsession.com

 

 

Biography:

Serial Obsession is an NYC mainstream hard rock band , formed in 2006 by Mike Suozzi and Shawn Sugrue. They recruited Jason Rosin on bass from an ad in Craig’s List and began a musical journey with local gigs plus a showcase @ NYC’s premiere club Irving Plaza as well as CBGB’s. IN 2007 T. Motts replaced their original drummer and completed the chemistry. In 2008 they released a 6 song EP, “Sexy But Useless” which helped put them on the map and in internet radio and magazine sites throughout The US and Europe. In 2010 they released their full length album, “Shotgun Opera” which still dominates their live show. They have been featured on numerous internet radio shows such as Artistfirst.com FatCatradio.com Penguinrocksradio Jango.com, Duece radio ,a syndicated radio show heard in the US and overseas, Studio2radio.com, an internet radio station streamed world wide. Their music has been reviewed in many online and print magazines such as Dangerdog.com in the US, Mettalus in Italy, Lockesrocksounds.de in Germany and rocktopia.co.uk just to name a few. Past performances include B.B Kings Blues Club in NYC ,opening up for national touring act Lillian Axe and most recently Hurtsmile, featuring Gary Cherone (Extreme/ Van Halen). They were voted best band for their performance @ the Highline Ballroom on Feb. 10/2011 at a benefit for City Meals on Wheels. Besides playing both locally and regionally, Serial Obsession has recently joined the AMI entertainment Network which will be putting their music in jukeboxes nation wide.

In March of 2012, Serial Obsession released a new 4 song EP entitled “All or Nothing”. They are now gearing up to spend the next year promoting it both in live performances and online radio exposure, they recently kicked off the All or Nothing tour @ the 2012 City Meals on Wheels benefit @ Terminal 5 in NYC. The ride is only beginning...