KORN, MÖTLEY CRÜE, TAPROOT, Others Featured In 'Audio Magazine' Podcast

August 5, 2005

According to MTV.com, KORN, MÖTLEY CRÜE, and TAPROOT are among the artists featured on a series of podcasts called "On the Pulse", available online at Pulse-Recording.com, through Apple's iTunes and on some of the involved bands' official web sites.

Pulse is the brainchild of A&R guy Jason Bernard and longtime friend producer Josh Abraham (KORN, VELVET REVOLVER),who launched a label/ recording studio/ podcasting company that aims to bring star power to the world of podcasting and serve as a creative playground for emerging producers, songwriters and musicians.

The first batch of shows features the CRÜE talking about their tour and upcoming live DVD; TAPROOT on the set of their new video; and an "unsigned band" series, with groups like the PLEBZ and CLASSIC CASE, which the pair hope will serve as a test case for their vision of a 21st century music business.

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