Asbestos, Baltimore Progressive/Punk Band Releases New Album 'Life Incorporated'
In 2013, Asbestos finished producing and released their 3rd CD “Life
Incorporated,” exploring the dangers of greed and expanding the genre
lines of punk music. This ambitious CD includes 30 guest musicians from
Maryland, the US, and around the world playing everything from violin to
euphonium. “The Prog/Punk Dichotomy” is a term music critic Mike Korn
used in 2011 to describe the band’s daringness to fuse their deep roots
in fast, chord blasting punk music, and expansion into odd meters and
linear (non-verse-chorus-verse) song forms. Celebrating both their new
release and 10 year anniversary, Asbestos will kick off 2014 with their
fifth annual Snowbird tour during the month of January.
“Life Incorporated” is available on iTunes as well as in Baltimore area CD stores Sound Garden and Record and Tape Traders. To hear samples from the album, download free demos, and learn more about the band, visit their website at AsbestosCuresCancer.com. While you're there, be sure to watch the music video for one of the most popular and controversial songs from the album, “Jesus Was No Commando,” which addresses issues of religious hypocrisy.
Contact:
Becca Edwards
Manager, Asbestos
443-388-3885
theasbestos@gmail.com
“Life Incorporated” is available on iTunes as well as in Baltimore area CD stores Sound Garden and Record and Tape Traders. To hear samples from the album, download free demos, and learn more about the band, visit their website at AsbestosCuresCancer.com. While you're there, be sure to watch the music video for one of the most popular and controversial songs from the album, “Jesus Was No Commando,” which addresses issues of religious hypocrisy.
Contact:
Becca Edwards
Manager, Asbestos
443-388-3885
theasbestos@gmail.com
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