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Aug 312011
Jul 272011
DEAD SARA will be opening northwest dates with BUSH, kicking off Tuesday September 13th in Billings:
Tour Dates So Far:
Sept 13 Billings, MT @ Bobcock Theatre
Billings Gazette – preview mention
Sept 14 Boise, ID @ Knitting Factory
Sept 15 Seattle, WA @ Neptune
Sept 16 Spokane, WA @ Knitting Factory
Sept 18 Portland, OR @ Roseland
Dead Sara will also be doing a residency at the “The Viper Room” during September:
Sept 8
Sept 22 – cancelled
Sept 29
Press release on NW dates with Bush:
Jul 262011
Zoiksonline.com – email interview w/ Emily posted 9/13 Click Here
Boomerocity.com – interview with Emily posted 9/11 Click Here
Alternative Revolt – interview with Emily and Siouxsie – issue on stands 9/8 Click Here
Mojo Radio US – Examiner interview with Emily posted 9/6 Click Here
Examiner.com / Mojo Radio (Boise) with Emily posted 9/5 Click Here
Girls of Chaos – interview with Emily posted 8/29 Click Here
Rock Over America – interview with Emily posted 7/8 Click Here
Owl magazine – interview with Emily posted 6/22 Click Here
American Chronicle.com – email interview posted 6/20 Click Here
Rock Report – interview with Emily posted 6/16 Click Here
Theywillrockyou.com – email interview with Siouxsie and Emily posted 6/14 Click Here
Antimusic.com – Day In Rock ‘Singled Out’ feature with Emily posted 6/2 Click Here
Maximum Ink – interview with Emily posted 5/10 Click Here
Jul 102011
More great reviews keep coming in on Dead Sara’s new album, “Dead Sara”, now scheduled for release this fall. Check out these reviews.
“This is one of the most amazing CDs to come out in a long time. Groundbreaking, earth shattering, grab you deep into your very soul and shake you at your core kind of music, that forever holds you and makes such a deep impact, the imprint is left upon you forever. I know I repeated myself here but it needed to be said again, the album is that special and amazing!! Refreshing and about time!!!” Mark Lewis, RockOverAmerica.com
“Dead Sara is set to take the world by storm with the release of the band’s self-titled album coming in August. This unique and innovative group is fronted by a pair of powerhouse Lady Rockers. Emily Armstrong’s raspy, sultry vocal style can be described as nothing short of electrifying, while guitarist Siouxsie Medley’s dynamic guitar work should drive Dead Sara to the lofty heights of the Rock World. There’s no way to pin a label on Dead Sara. The band’s sound ranges from radio friendly pop to metal, punk, southern rock, and back again. Their diversity of sound is what will give Dead Sara the edge in overall appeal that a lot of bands lack. Armstrong’s voice is so complex, varying from the softest vocal to a raspy scream reminiscent of the early rock goddesses that came before her. ” Jeff M., Litte Rat Bastard
“This is one of those unique bands that places their feelings out there for the world to see in the manner of their music and show no regret or shyness and have no apologies for whatever the song may say. They push every genre limit and tag and do so exceptionally well. They make you listen by keeping each song unpredictable such that with every turn on the playlist there is an unexpected edge or softness or shred or bassline. Keep a watch out for their CD to come out and get it fast! This is a band that will be worth listening to and relevant for a long time.” Macavity, Muen Magazine
“Dead Sara is an LA based band fronted by Emily Armstrong and Siouxsie Medley both solid female fronts with equal parts passion and creativity. I was taken immediately by the vocals and that was all the “hook” I needed. What have I said, “Give us a voice that moves us”. Emily sings with balls and a growl that is infectious. This girl could sing me a song she wrote about how much she hates me and I would stand and clap….ENCORE!!!” Wurds Smith, Daily Unsigned
“Dead Sara is a wonderful and amazing treasure from L.A. A female fronted Rock band with guts, heart, and soul. They prove right from the get go on their debut CD that they are going to be here for a long, long time. Comprised of Emily Armstrong on Lead Vocals, Siouxsie Medley on Lead Guitars, Chris Null on Bass, and Sean Friday on Drums, they are a 4 piece powerhouse that are going to shake up the Rock-N-Roll world in ways it hasn’t been shaken in along time.” Mark Lewis, RockOverAmerica.com
“Dead Sara fashions a strain of primal rock that’s loud enough to awaken the ghosts in both the indie and metal underworlds, and maybe even get them to dance a bit. The quartet’s sound is the brainchild of childhood pals Emily Armstrong and Siouxsie Medley, shredders both, singer Armstrong with her rocker-girl wailing and guitarist Medley with her lightning licks.” Kevin Bronson, Buzz Bands
“I’ll go out on a limb & say they have the best female singer is rock music today in their band…rooted in blues & branching out from punk Emily Armstrong IS a young, hungry rock star & if you have not heard of her yet you soon will…Dead Sara is a kick ass rock band & my prediction is that they will be the next big thing in rock…” Rock N Roll Experience
“The folks in Dead Sara are finding an instant and immediate audience and there’s no doubt this is because they have an outstanding lead singer. Emily Armstrong is a young lady who is obviously on the quick path to success. She and her bandmates have come up with a real winner here. This self-titled album features smart loud guitar driven pop/rock tunes that would already be effective…but that unmistakably focused voice makes them even more impressive.” LMNOP
Jul 092011
Jun 072011
The album hasn’t been released yet but here is a review from Muen Magazine (Rock and Metal News):
http://www.muenmagazine.net/2011/06/dead-sara-cd-review-by-macavity/
And here is another from BoomeroCity.com:
http://boomerocity.com/deadsarareview.html
May 192011
Dead Sara has finished the final master of their new album. Pocket kids is currently negotiating distribution and will have a release date to announce soon. We are now estimating a release date sometime in October at this time. Meanwhile you can preview some of the songs at http://deadsara.com/ and at http://www.reverbnation.com/deadsara .
Apr 292011
Apr 082011
Dead Sara’s new album is in final stages of production. Release date will be announced soon. Meanwhile you can preview some of the songs at http://deadsara.com/ and at http://www.reverbnation.com/deadsara .
Feb 132011
Jan 142011
Jan 082011
Although the Dead Sara album has not been released yet, and radio play in general has not begun, we did allow one radio station WCCC in CT to advance two songs in the “Active Rock” market.
On 12/31/11 WCCC (106.9 in CT) announced their top 69 songs of 2011…They base these results on the number of times it played on the station and the number of requests the song received from listeners…
“Test On My Patience” (acoustic version) came in at #39 and…
“Weatherman” came in at #2 !!!
“Weatherman” began airplay on WCCC on June 7th 2011, “Test On My Patience” acoustic version began airplay on November 15th 2011.
Here is the full list. ( Dead Sara beat out some mighty heavy competition…)
Top 69 Songs of 2011
1. “Not Again” – Staind
2. “Weatherman” – Dead Sara
3. “Tonight” – Seether
4. “What Ya Gonna Do” – Hinder
5. “Low Life” – Theory of A Deadman
6. “Monster You Made” – Pop Evil
7. “Warrior” – Disturbed
8. “The Adventures of Raindance Maggie” – Red Hot Chili Peppers
9. “Get Up!” – Korn featuring Skrillex
10. “Help Is On the Way” – Rise Against
11. “Lies of the Beautiful People” – Sixx: A.M.
12. “Country Song” – Seether
13. “Curl of the Burl” – Mastodon
14. “Walk” – Foo Fighters
15. “Rip Tide” – Sick Puppies
16. “The Sound of Winter” – Bush
17. “Fallen” – Volbeat
18. “A Warriors Call” – Volbeat
19. “Face To the Floor” – Chevelle
20. “No Matter What” – Papa Roach
21. “Sick” – Adelita’s Way
22. “The Last Time” – All That Remains
23. “It’s Not Me, It’s You” – Skillet
24. “Bottoms Up” – Nickelback”
25. “What You Want” – Evanescence
26. “Every Time You Go” – 3 Doors Down
27. “Rope” – Foo Fighters
28. “Lost In You” – Three Days Grace
29. “This Is Gonna Hurt” – Sixx: A.M.
30. “Bitch Came Back” – Theory Of A Deadman
31. “Eyes Wide Open” – Staind
32. “When You’re Young” – 3 Doors Down
33. “Buried Alive” – Avenged Sevenfold
34. “Blow Me Away” – Breaking Benjamin
35. “Under and Over It” – Five Finger Death Punch
36. “Cocaine Chest Pains” – Kopek
37. “Fix Me” – 10 Years
38. “Remember Everything” – Five Finger Death Punch
39. “Test On My Patience” – Dead Sara
40. “The Collapse” – Adelita’s Way
41. “White Rabbit” – Egypt Central
42. “Not Strong Enough” – Apocalyptica
43. “Bounce” – Emphatic
44. “Hear Me Now” – Hollywood Undead
45. “Get Thru This” – Art of Dying
46. “The Fire” – Rev Theory
47. “Hell” – Disturbed
48. “That Fire” – Black Tide
49. “The Fearless Must Endure” – Jasta
50. “Lonely Boy” – Black Keys
51. “Narcissistic Cannibal” – Korn featuring Skrillex
52. “Kick Ass” – Egypt Central
53. “Miss America” – Saving Abel
54. “Irresistible Force” – Jane’s Addiction
55. “Move Your Body” – My Darkest Days
56. “Digital (Did You Tell) – Stone Sour
57. “White Trash Millionaire” – Black Stone Cherry
58. “Up All Night” – Blink 182
59. “These Days” – Foo Fighters
60. “God Bless Saturday” – Kid Rock
61. “Lie To Me (Denial” – Red
62. “Make It Stop (September’s Children) – Rise Against
63. “Monarchy of Roses” – Red Hot Chili Peppers
64. “The Waiting One” – All That Remains
65. “Gypsy Woman” – Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights
66. “The Devil That You Know” – Anthrax
67. “Love Is Dead” – Kopek
68. “Better Off This Way” – A Day To Remember
69. “(It) Feels So Good” – Tyler, Steven
Feb 032010