Monday, February 26, 2007

Perris Records launches music newspaper

PERRIS RECORDS CELEBRATES 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY, ISSUES SECOND ISSUE OF 'ROCKNATION' NEWSPAPER!

The label that many a metalhead holds near and dear to their heart - Perris Records - will be celebrating their 15th anniversary come this July. The label has issued all new studio albums by such renowned veteran hard rock/metal acts as Stephen Pearcy (formerly of Ratt), Bang Tango, L.A. Guns, Vain, Enuff Z 'Nuff, while also managing to introduce headbangers to newer acts, including 3 Legged Dogg, Blind Alley, and Backwash, among others.

Perris has grown beyond just being a label, as they have launched their own music newspaper, 'Rocknation,' which features both artists from the label as well as other notable names - including Rob Halford, Slash, AC/DC, and Megadeth. Thus far, two issues have hit the streets, with the inaugural issue currently viewable at the Rocknation Web site.

Published by Perris label head Tom Mathers, the paper features such respected metal writers as Brian Rademacher, Chris Akin, Mitch Lafon, and Todd Newton. Additionally, 'Rocknation' TV video show will be launched the same month as Perris' anniversary, which will be made available on both Time Warner and Comcast. The show will air weekly each Sunday night, and promises to be a prime source of hard rock videos for fans throughout the nation.

"I am very excited about the launch of Rocknation," says Mathers. "I believe that Rocknation will bring rock back into the mainstream, and will give bands a medium to promote their music nationwide."

Rocknation is also looking for local talent for nationwide concerts - contact rocknation@houston.rr.com

Also, add 'Rocknation Myspace' as a friend, for nationwide concerts and TV show info, plus giveaways at www.myspace.com/rocknationtv

For additional info on the Rocknation music paper and upcoming TV program, please visit www.rocknation.us

For news on the Perris Records catalog and upcoming releases, visit www.perrisrecords.com

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