Janus Releases Indie Metal CD Red Right Return
Los Angeles, CA-January 19, 2009- In Roman mythology, Janus (or Ianus) was the god of gates, doors, doorways, beginnings and endings. Janus the band opens the door to a refreshing rock-metal sound that begins and ends with the listener while giving you a shot of aural adrenaline. David Scotney (vocals), Johnny Salazar (percussion), Alan Quitman (bass), and Mike Tyrnaski (guitar, programming) enjoy complete synchronicity and unification of their musical process, making the new release a true team featuring powerful riffs with cunning but accessible lyrics.Red Right Return, their second effort, brings their sound to the forefront of the rock and metal world with tremendous impact. The band decided at the outset of the recording to stay the course of a pure sound that was distinctively Janus, ignoring any trendy styles or sounds.
The band’s attitude towards their music helps a strong fan base continue to grow. Although their sound fits squarely into the metal genre they seamlessly bring the element of melodic rock into the mix, creating a musical hybrid that many crossover listeners are drawn into.
Lyrically Red Right Return lets the listener come up with their own scenarios and conclusions as each track progresses, with an intense focus on the human condition from both an inward and outward point of view.
Red Right Return gives indie music a shot of instant respect in the arm and boasts a crisp and polished production that you would hear on any major label release that is currently making waves. Janus wants to introduce you to a world where everything is as real as you make it, and they believe their music has the power to transport a listener instantly.
For more information about Janus and their new release Red Right Return visit their website for updates, downloads and more.
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