DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE: Debut Album Preview Available

April 26, 2010

DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE, the new band featuring former/current members of STEREOMUD, FOZZY and STUCK MOJO, will release its full-length debut, "Set The World On Fire", on May 25 via the TuneCore digital music distribution service. The CD was produced by DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE and Rusty T. Cobb (AVRIL LAVIGNE, BOWLING FOR SOUP, SEVENDUST).

A four-song preview of the upcoming album is available on the TuneLab Music web site.

Commented singer Erik Rogers: "We are very excited to be working with Rusty.

"Our goal as a unit is to put out the best record possible for both us and our fans.

"We are working hard, but we just haven't finished yet. This one track in particular, entitled 'Bulletproof Hero', is by far my favorite."

DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE has uploaded a two-minute video clip (see below) featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the band's recent photo shoot. The clip also features an unmixed sample of a brand new track entitled "Shut Up".

"Set The World On Fire" track listing (in no particualr order):

01. Shut Up
02. Burn
03. Bullet Proof Hero
04. Let's Talk About Sex
05. Feel Alive Again
06. My Sins
07. I Wish
08. Life Gets In The Way
09. What's Your Name
10. Skeletons
11. Better Days
12. [bonus track]

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/dangerousnewmachine.

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