Featured on today’s Zombie Radio is Stitched Up Heart’s “Is This The Way You Get To Hell?”. Stitched Up Heart’s passion explodes in an uproar of crunchy guitars, haunting melodies, driving rhythms and anthemic songs. Furious and ultimately rapturous performances led by singer extraordinaire, Mixi, have captivated fans across the nation and around the world. Baron Reventón even christened the band: ‘attention deficit gratification’.

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Today’s Zombie Radio entry includes music by The Brittnees. Check ‘em out on Facebook. Like a modern B-52s.

Bio: The Brittnees are a rock band from Berlin, the latest group of Robin and Jam. It all started in 2006 with some rough songs by Robin, who does most of the song writing, completed with my voice lines and lyrics.

And introducing the band that just might out Paramore, Paramore — Adora! Learn more about this up and coming dark-punk band from Chicago on their websiteand follow them on Twitter.

BIO

Staring in early 2010, Adora takes foot in the underground Chicago music scene consisting of vocalist Stormie Radtke, guitarist Michael Drew, pianist Keith Pink, and drummer Chris Eckstrum. The band has been writing and growing as a four-piece, putting out classy grooves with catchy, dark hooks. Casey Bates, Ed Littman, Matt Dalton, and D.R.U.G.S. vocalist, Craig Owens, are renowned engineers that took producing roles of the band’s first EP titled “Save Yourself.” The band hit hard on the stage later that year at a sold out House Of Blues performance. They followed up playing at HOB Chicago by playing throughout 2011 at Chicago Metro, Double Door, Cornerstone Festival, and many other venues and events in the city. Adora continues to gather support in the states and across the globe in countries like the United Kingdom, Indonesia, Mexico, Canada. These countries play a big role in supporting the young group’s international record sales. Adora’s music video for “Save Yourself” made appearances on the Fuse television network, Xfinity Music On Demand, and MTVu. The single also enjoyed airtime on Q101, Delta Airline radio, and other international radio stations. Articles and interviews about Adora can be found online, as well as in AP magazine and the Chicago Tribune.

With a rapidly growing fan-base and positive mood, the band released their second EP titled “One Word” on iTunes March 6, 2012. They also recieved news that the single “Skeleton” from this EP was selected to be on the Rock Band Network. They’re continuing to gain momentum in the Chicago music scene and plan to branch out to other cities in 2012.

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