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(HED)P.E.: Video Interview With JARED GOMES Available

August 1, 2007

JuggaloNews.com recently conducted a video interview with frontman Jared Gomes of (HED)P.E. about the group's new album, "Insomnia". The interview can be viewed below.

(HED)P.E. recently shot a politically charged video for "Suffa", the first single from "Insomnia", which was released on July 17 through Suburban Noize Records. The video can be viewed online at this location.

"We were trying to accomplish a couple things with the video. First, we wanted to get into the warrior mindset, and give respect to the troops," said (HED)PE frontman Jared Gomes. "Second, we wanted to stimulate thought about politicians, all over the world, who never see a battlefield and never step into the line of fire."

The album is the follow-up to last year's Suburban Noize debut, "Back 2 Base X", which lead to the group embarking on back-to-back sold-out tours with PAPA ROACH and the KOTTONMOUTH KINGS, and headlining tours in Europe and Japan.

"This album turned out heavier than the last one, because that just seemed like the natural evolution of things. Having experimented with vintage '70s punk themes, we wanted to blend them with our heavier inclinations. We came a bit darker and moodier on this joint than on 'Back 2 Base X'," says Gomes about the shift towards a heavier sound on the band's new album. "The lyrics stayed true to illuminati and new world order themes, but we also provided some straight club bangers, as well as the always appreciated 'sexcore.' We are definitely proud of 'Insomnia', and we know our people are going to love this one."

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