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Age: 26

Joined On: Oct 22, 2006

Website: www.thekhz.com

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Music, Rock, Alternative, Metal, Band, Goth, Experimental, KHZ

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Please Request...Request...Request

Hey everyone, it's that time again to start requesting kHz on the radio.

The guys over at SIRIUS RADIO have the new album in hand so it's up to you to request it!!!

You can call here and get your voice on air!!
Call Octane's "Pipeline" @ 1-877-33-SIRIUS, hit 20 and then go to box #5 for "Pump Your Own!"

Or E-mail hard core HERE!!

Request kHz on "OCTANE" right here:

"click to request kHz on "Octane"

Request kHz on "FACTION" right here:

"click to request kHz on "Faction"

E-mail Covino@maximradio.com and Request kHz on Maxim Radio!!!

It is you the fans that will determine if we get played or not.....let em know we are here!!!!!

Much Love!!
Raiana,Pull, Joe and Will

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July 31

Release Parties Aftermath

Hey everyone, I hope your summer has been treating you well! We have been dying to update you with all that has been going on but it has been tough and we are sorry for taking so long. So let me just say that this is going to be long and FILLED with goodies so get comfortable and read on. This is Pull here and I have been nominated to do the typing so just know from this point on it is coming from us all, even if I mistake the occasional "I" for "WE". So we are back in NY and have a full report on our release parties, I am going to work backwards and begin with HOLLYWOOD since it is freshest in our minds. I guess first we want to thank everyone who came out and all those who helped. Putting these things together is a bitch and a half and would have been impossible to do without the help of a few key people.

So we want to thank: Dave Navarro for playing with us and making LA so special, Sarah from Evil Threads for her countless hours and being there at any moment we needed something, from bands to play with to acoustic guitars at 2 AM. Dave's manager Larissa who also spent so much of her time helping us organize schedules as well as any thing else we needed. Mike D. at the viper room for really going out of his way to make the night special as well as everyone else at the viper for being just so damn cool to us. Marcus from VHT who saved my ass since my amp didn't make it. Metal Sanaz for hosting our night, The bands that played the night with us, 33Degree, Plastik and Her Skeleton who all worked to promote the night, our agent Steve and of course Aldo from our label. I find this necessary to say since it takes a bunch of people to make these things happen and too often people are not thanked publicly for what they do privately.

Hollywood at the Viper Room was Amazing! Everyone we hoped would come did, so many different types of people from Industry to friends, Adult stars to Rock Stars, Suicide girls etc etc etc. Raiana and I got there a few days early as Joe and Will were delayed with our gear (that sucked) so Raiana and I handled what we could alone. 1 of which was an interview on "Forbidden Radio".(link to listen below) We had a blast and
met great people like Lux and Justin. The rest of our time before the guys got there was spent solving problems and organizing last minute details for the show. My trip kinda started off rough, when we first went to check in the hotel clerk mangled my bank card and left me stranded with no card and no money with the nearest bank too far to walk to and too late in the day to get to so between that and my favorite place to eat no longer being there I was a bit bummed. Luckily the next morning I was able to get it taken care of but I would not recommend that to anyone.

As we were gearing up for the show Dave's schedule was so hectic and we were trying to figure out if we would have time to throw a rehearsal together, it was getting rough so Dave and I just had a quick phone call to go over some parts. Now this was one of those things that anyone else hearing would have been like WTF is going on. There we are on the phone going......so is it chung...ch..chu...chu...chung or flaaang fla flaaa fla flaaaang? It was perfect and we settled most of it in a 5 minute chat on the phone. We also decided to get to sound check a bit early and tighten things up. Now on the day of the show I once again realized how different certain people's everyday life can be, I mean.....you know it in your head but when you see it, it just hits harder. We all made a plan to be there at a certain time right, so we see Dave pass us while we are in front of our hotel, he beeps & smiles as he drives by, I then drive to the club, park in front no big deal, just getting ready to put our gear inside etc. Dave pulls up behind me and quickly rushes in, in my head I'm like...hmmm that was weird, just the look on his face ya know....then I hear maaaaad footsteps hauling ass down the street and it's the paparazzi trying to get shots of Dave, I couldn't believe how fast they came out of fucking nowhere, I was so caught off guard I almost decked them. The only time I hear footsteps charging like that means someone is getting their ass kicked. I was like seriously guys, are you kidding.....It's 5 PM Friday and Dave Navarro is going into the viper room......oooooooh big fucking story, He lives there, he is a musician what's the big story leave the guy alone. I found out that they were chasing him for like 20 minutes just making his life miserable. I don't know, I know so many people are like...your famous stop complaining but out there, it is just way out of control. Sure Dave is a pro and knows how to handle it but I felt bad and wanted to just wreck those guys out of principle.

Ok I digress, so to speed things up I will try and just get fact oriented. We get on stage to rehearse and I must say, being we never played together and were all seeing each other for the first time in a while, It went awesome right off the bat. Dave and I locked in a few details then we played the song 2 x and everyone felt good. Hearing Dave just break out into that solo the first time was so bad ass though, and each time it had something different, that is the best feeling, to play and not know what's coming next, but to play with someone that each time takes it to another level....few of us are lucky to ever be around that.

So now was gonna be the risky part, we play a remixed version of "Whole Lotta Love" in a different key etc and we wanted Dave to play it with us. So I spring it on him in sound check, I could see he was hesitant, rightfully so, I mean the guy has played that song verbatim for god knows how long and now we want him to basically just wing our version. So I ask him to listen to us do it once and then decide....by the second chorus he was on stage wailing....it was off the hook as the kids now say. So I explained the arrangement one more time and we ran it together and he was like yup...let's do it. we were stoked! From this point on the night starts to blur so without further adieu, here are some video clips and pictures of our west coast release party at the viper room. I wish there was better sound but hey, something is better then nothing. Once again we wanted to thank Dave for taking out the time to come play with us, we know it was a lot for him to do and we are truly grateful as it was a career highlight. Thank you to Ambersonian for these videos!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5fYa2ttHe0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS9NVbcO8YU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHEm_bSdbnQ

Then Some Chillin back stage.

Now for NYC! I will keep this one more brief.

NYC was bad ass on so many levels, We live there and have not played in almost 2 years so it was
great to be back on stage in front of our hometown fans and friends. Once again everyone came out and it was great to see it all unravel. We played Crash Mansion in NYC and the club was also so cool with us, I mean they even surprised us on stage in the middle of our set with a bottle of champagne and 4 glasses to toast the album coming out, that was a first!

Some cool ass people were there like John from "Talking Metal" on FUSE who introduced us
(that is one SUPER nice guy btw). Kayla from SIRIUS Octane was there (a total bad ass chick), Legendary Tattoo artist Paul Booth, American Latino TV was there (as well as in LA) and so many others that I know I am forgetting. DJ Tim NO 37 was Djing the night and setting an awesome vibe, our new friends "End of an Era" opened the show (another bunch of super nice guys). The show was a blast, that hometown crowd energy just filled the room and that always leaves a lasting impression.

So here are some photos and videos of our east coast release party in NYC at Crash Mansion. Thank you Deena13 for the awesome photos!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tf0EwuW6Cp4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0187ni39e4

Now some extra stuff for you....
While in LA Raiana did some photo shoots for "Evil Threads Clothing" and here are some shots.

Raiana and I were on Camp Freddy Radio on indie 103.1 fm promoting the LA show and you can hear the edited version of that here: kHz on Camp Freddy Radio edit

and the full hour long version of the show here: Hear the whole camp freddy radio show from July 5

And here is Raiana and Pull on 'Forbidden Radio" Edited:
kHz interview on Forbidden Radio

So in closing, thanks again to all who made it out and all who helped make these nights happen. These things are always so hectic and we wish we could have talked to more of you after the shows and we apologize for those we missed. If we could do this in every city believe us we would and are trying. We have a lot more photo's and videos coming so make sure you join the blog or mailing list. Right now we are still putting together dates and taking some time to finish the first video.

The new album "Disconnected" is out now SO GO GET YOURS NOW!!!!!!

"Buy the new album now!"

"Your Frequency Has Been Changed"
Pull, Raiana, Joe and Will
kHz

Now let us leave you off with our favorite fan:
Alexandra Rockin' kHz
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=38094950

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June 10

kHz Live June 20, 2008 in New York City

"click picture for full details"

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May 19

kHz Free Song Give Away

With our new album "Disconnected" hitting stores July 8th we are having a fan only early release of the album now. To kick this off we are giving away a FREE song. This is a 320 kps mp3 DRM Free download. No strings, nothing to join just click and download. we encourage you to share it with your friends,post it on your blog, play it on your podcast, give it to strangers, etc.

You can Download the kHz single for FREE right here:

"click for free download"

The fan early release is only available from our sites, our store or Itunes. You can visit the store here:

"The only place to get the new album"

Get more info, songs and downloads from kHz here:

"get more"

Your Frequency Has Been Changed! kHz

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April 10

KHZ

"what are you waiting for"
kHz iz------
Raiana- all voices
Pull- Guitar, keyboards and programming
Will Wood- bass
Joe Migz- drums

"Darkly atmospheric with boulder-heavy riffs-this band could get Bela Lugosi moshing” - Revolver Magazine

"kHz has a crunchy, machine-like, almost nine inch nails feel. For the alienated, pissed off, rebellious youth, we prescribe a daily dose of kHz." - Hit Parader Magazine

NEW YORK - On April 22, 2008, kHz returns with their much-anticipated new CD Disconnected. Musically, Disconnected pairs the classic heavy kHz sound with a raw power and emotion that was previously only experienced through it’s frenetic live shows. kHz continues to blur the lines between what is expected and what is accepted!

Whatever you call it - Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Rock, Alternative, Alternative Metal, Experimental Metal – kHz is bound by the concept of rocking hard while also being themselves. Influenced by everything from The Cure, Pink Floyd, The Misfits and Iron Maiden to recent acts like The Deftones, A Perfect Circle and Marilyn Manson, each kHz member’s extreme combination of influences resonates throughout Disconnected. Add a guest appearance on guitar by Dave Navarro (on two tracks) and you’ve got the makings of something very special.

Disconnected is comprised of 15-tracks pairing ethereal sonic textures and passionate melodies with a fist-full of crunching guitars, interesting drum parts and a vocalist that can run the gamut from soft to guttural screams. Conceptually, the songs all touch on feelings of alienation at being "Disconnected" from an increasingly fast-moving digital and cynical world. Opening track "Disassemble" asks the question "Will you crack the surface and dive in whole hearted and open minded?" Well…will you?

The last we heard from kHz they were making the global rounds promoting 2005’s Reality On A Finer Scale.” The CD went on to spend 14 weeks in the top 20 most requested song charts on SIRIUS radio's "OCTANE," while also garnering the band an AIM TV award for “Best Indie American Latino Band.” kHz’s music also appeared in several films including Return Of The Living Dead and Drive-Thru, in addition to being a featured band on Dave Navarro's radio and TV shows "Spread Entertainment."

Between live performances, kHz guitarist/producer, Pull, produces & remixes releases from major artists including Shinedown, Mick Jagger, Rob Thomas, LiL Kim, Diddy and Jewel, among others. Pull also creates music for television shows CRIBS and the US Open for which he won the "Sportel" award and received two Emmy nominations. Pull has directed and edited each of kHz’s highly acclaimed music videos that have circulated the Internet nonstop while being added to rock video pools that service clubs all over the country.

Lead Singer Raiana has embraced her dynamic range of abilities. She has been featured in Maxim Magazine’s new Bacardi advert for Mojito, Guitar Player magazine for Samson products, "Best Buy" stores across the country on microphone boxes and she is the official Spread Radio Live Vixen, where she models Dave Navarro's custom clothing line for his radio station. You can expect to see much more of Raiana's modeling this year as she continues to receive offers.

kHz is set to release their new CD "Disconnected" in April of 2008!