Real World/Road Rules

admin — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 03:33:55 +0000

Many thanks to Bunnim-Murray productions for featuring Life Love Misery on Real World/Road Rules Challenge 20: Cutthroat Episodes I & II.

We had one song placed on each episode that ran for a minute!

Real World/Road Rules Challenge 20: Cutthroat Episode II – Maskquerade (Mr. Right) :56

Real World/Road Rules Challenge 20: Cutthroat Episode I – Sensation Vibration :58

The episodes are not being aired anymore but you can view them here:

http://www.mtv.com/shows/rwrr_challenge/cutthroat/video.jhtml

MTD Kingston Basses

admin — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 03:29:48 +0000

Life Love Misery bass player, audio engineer and co-producer Mario Previti is now sponsored by MTD Kingston Basses.

Check out their beautiful instruments here.

Bryan Ferrish Radio says…

admin — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 03:23:55 +0000

I’m working on a campaign for another artist and I had the chance to send the CD to the great folks out at Bryan Ferrish Radio just to check prices of a radio campaign and get some feedback.

Here’s what they had to say:

Life Love Misery’s self titled CD, Live Love Misery is ten tracks full of rock that has edgy riffs counter balanced with soothing strings. From the hard crashing of sounds of “Deer in the Morning” to the light intro of “Sensation Vibration,” this album covers any and all aspects of a well rounded rock sound. Life Love Misery will be likely found in the CD collections of fans who already line their hearing with artists such as HIM and Agents.

Track 1: “Sleeping Dogs” will allow none of that. Right off the bat, Life Love Misery is put into full gear with this track. It has the mood of a HIM track and the edge of Manson. Those two elements tangled together musically, only reveal a sound that holds attentions of listeners throughout.

Track 6: “Deaf to the Sound” has a softer sound than some of the other tracks. The rock’s still there, but it takes a step down and is more soothing with its vibe. “You can’t feel it” is the perfect repetition because this one will have audiences drifting away to the music.

Track 10: “Takes the Edge Off” closes the album with high standards. Talk of everything from “lips” and “hips” this tune creates a sultry tone and with a hard rock song topped with attitude driven vocals, this one definitely “takes the edge off.”

Reviewed by Kendra Beltran of Bryan Farrish Radio Promotions