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Last Updated: January 31, 2009 3:54 PM




JOB FOR A COWBOY: 'Embedded' Video Posted Online - May 14, 2007
Fast-rising extreme metal unit JOB FOR A COWBOY is set to unveil its long-awaited debut album, entitled "Genesis". The hotly-anticipated release will drop in North America this coming Tuesday, May 15 via Metal Blade Records. The album will see a May 18 release in Germany, Austria and Sweden and a European street date of May 21.

JOB FOR A COWBOY (JFAC) blends stunning musicianship and cutting-edge song craft to create the absolute embodiment of modern day extreme music. The Glendale, AZ band, known for their intense songs, explosive live performances and forward thinking vision, recorded "Genesis" at Blue Light Audio Media in Phoenix, AZ with producer Cory Spotts. The album was mixed by Andy Sneap (OPETH, ENTOMBED, MEGADETH).

The first music video from "Genesis" — for the album's roll-out track "Embedded" — made its world network premiere this past Saturday as part of MTV2's long-running "Headbanger's Ball" program. The eye-opening "Embedded" video was directed by Popcore and provides the perfect visual accompaniment to the band's advanced aural assault. In alignment with the quasi-conceptual theme(s) of "Genesis", the impelling "Embedded" clip details the events surrounding the "Verichip", a RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) implant that some say is close to turning from eerie idea, to full-blown reality.

"The video follows the story of a mother giving birth to a child — the Antichrist — and then trails the child through his corrupt and demonic existence," JOB FOR A COWBOY frontman Jonny Davy explains. "It timelines his life from the moment of birth all the way to his ruling position as a powerful leader controlling a corrupt government and world public, all created from his own efforts with 'the mark of the beast', a device implanted beneath the flesh for use as "identification". The story relates the accounts of a Book of Revelations prophecy fulfilled."

Davy continues, "Working with Popcore was a great experience. We have quite a large vision behind 'Genesis' and that concept definitely comes into the clear with the video. They (Popcore) nailed everything right on the head."

To view the "Embedded" video, go to this location.

JOB FOR A COWBOY will hold a "Genesis" CD release show tomorrow night at the White Rabbit in San Antonio, TX. JFAC will also tour as part of the 2007 Sounds of the Underground tour, set to launch Friday, July 6 in Dallas, TX and join a hot list of featured artists set to perform at England's massive Download festival on June 8-10.
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COMMENT |
posted by : SlowChildren
5/14/2007 6:09:05 PM

Fucking kick ass song and video! I'll definately be picking that CD up tomorrow

www.SlowChildrenOnline.com

COMMENT |
posted by : djent
5/14/2007 6:15:09 PM

mall metal fad of the week.

COMMENT | quite a big change from their old stuff
posted by : cheating on my right hand with my left hand
5/14/2007 6:32:56 PM

they went from being deathcore to being death..good song and while i didnt like the music so much i did like their old lyrics..the variation (besides the squeels) was great..now they only doo death growls

COMMENT | hmmm
posted by : perverse777
5/14/2007 6:48:10 PM

not impressed, but i rarely am these days. Nothing new or special about this band. sorry emo kids.

COMMENT | great stuff
posted by : raglor
5/14/2007 6:53:51 PM

kickass song and album. this is pure technical death metal now, no more no less.

COMMENT |
posted by : Canadian_Mosh
5/14/2007 7:08:15 PM

Sweet song and cool video. Most people write these guys off as a fad, but they've got some real substance and hopefully they'll be around for a while.

COMMENT |
posted by : Jailbait
5/14/2007 7:14:59 PM

death metal emo

COMMENT | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
posted by : twoslowjoe
5/14/2007 7:21:01 PM

Can you explain whats "emo" about them?

COMMENT |
posted by : Life_Of_Agony_4_Life
5/14/2007 7:22:54 PM

you have no idea wtf ur talking about. at least theyre out there keeping death out there unlike you guys masterbating to gay porn in parents basement.

COMMENT | Kevin Talley here
posted by : drummerkevintalley
5/14/2007 8:27:40 PM

I think they are good and original. What band do they sound like? And what's up with all this emo talk? They are a death metal band... Are you guys even listening to the music or are you just jumping on the "bashing jfac" bandwagon? Yes you are and it's lame. Who cares what they looked like 3 yrs ago. I don't.

COMMENT | .......
posted by : rufus_creampie
5/14/2007 8:36:15 PM

More like Handjob for a Cowboy. These guys put me to sleep at the Cannibal Corpse show. PsyOpus owned, though.

COMMENT |
posted by : Chuck Bronson
5/14/2007 10:30:05 PM

Who cares if they changed their image? That kind of shit happens all the time (i.e. Power Metal era Pantera).

COMMENT |
posted by : Bloodthirsty
5/14/2007 10:50:47 PM

_Satan_ is right. These guys are nothing but bandwagon jerks. They have this "brutal" image now and it's ridiculous. I remember them in high school all decked out in girls clothes and the "emo" cut. Now I hated their sound before and I hate it now...nothing original about it. If I wanna listen to Death Metal I will do it right with some old school Obituary, Pestilence, Death, Sinister, Morbid Angel....etc....not this band that just decided it's cool to play this because it's hot right now. A big fuck you to Job For A Cowboy.

COMMENT |
posted by : Zaphyan_Returns
5/14/2007 11:05:10 PM

Handjob for a Cowboy = a big thumbs down.

The new Immolation makes these guys cry.

COMMENT |
posted by : sunstyle
5/14/2007 11:10:40 PM

Yawn. Not much innovation here. Give me some Suffocation.

COMMENT | who gives a shit about
posted by : johnnyMT
5/14/2007 11:10:48 PM

trends.
music is music and these guys write good songs. that's all i care about.

COMMENT |
posted by : mike57
5/15/2007 4:51:05 AM

They're one word away from going brokeback mountain.

COMMENT | LOL
posted by : Nigerian Runner
5/15/2007 8:05:01 AM

Job for a Cowboy reminds me of Folgers Breakfast Blend Ground Coffee.

By the way, to be in any band that seeks publicity, fans, etc., is to participate in corporate America. To be on a record label is to fully embrace and support corporate America. Most don't see corporate America in heavy music but it's 100% there. Many don't understand the "business" of being in a band. Every single band on this planet upholds some sort of image as an attempt to survive, to earn more, to last longer. If Slayer suddenly began dressing like Ricky Martin on stage, Slayer would get a reaction because of their image change. People still react to Metallica because they cut their hair 10 or so years ago. If Glenn Benton and Deicide began dressing like Jessica Simpson, Bon Jovi or 50 Cent, their fans would react. There is little, if nothing, that is "pure" or "original" in "popular" music. And "popular" music means anything from the most obscure death metal or grindcore band to Coldplay to Stryper to Megadeth to Jay Z to Shania Twang to Run DMC and back to another band you've-never-heard-of. We've all heard the music before in some form or fashion. Now it's a matter of packaging music in a way that will grant said "artist" "more." The desire for "more" defines corporate America. So call it what it is, embrace it and enjoy.

COMMENT |
posted by : KilingWthASmile
5/15/2007 9:44:02 AM

i've never liked them. All Shall Perish and The Acacia Strain is what they wish they could of sounded like on their old cd and now with the new one they're totally trying to rip off Aborted. they should be gone within a year or two.

COMMENT | Genesis in stores now!
posted by : sandpaperhearts
7/2/2007 1:16:47 AM

Job For A Cowboy's new album GENESIS is in stores now! Check them out on the Sounds of the Underground Tour with Gwar, Shadows Fall, Chimaira, and Every Time I Die! Head to [url]www.soundsoftheundergroundtour.com[/url] for tickets

Jul 6 2007 8:00P
@ The Palladium Ballroom Dallas, Texas
Jul 7 2007 8:00P
@ Concrete Street Amphitheatre Corpus Christi, Texas
Jul 8 2007 8:00P
@ Verizon Wireless Theater Houston, Texas
Jul 9 2007 8:00P
@ The High Ground Metairie, Louisiana
Jul 10 2007 8:00P
@ UCF Arena Orlando, Florida
Jul 11 2007 8:00P
@ House of Blues SC North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Jul 12 2007 8:00P
@ Alley Katz w/ETID Richmond, Virginia
Jul 13 2007 8:00P
@ The Palladium Ballroom Worcester, Massachusetts
Jul 14 2007 8:00P
@ Starland Ballroom Sayreville, New Jersey
Jul 15 2007 8:00P
@ The Electric Factory Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jul 16 2007 8:00P
@ Millennium Center Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Jul 17 2007 1:00P
@ Kool Haus Complex Toronto, Ontario
Jul 19 2007 1:00P
@ State Theatre Detroit, Michigan
Jul 20 2007 8:00P
@ The Eagles Complex Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jul 21 2007 8:00P
@ Time Warner Cable Amphitheater Cleveland, Ohio
Jul 22 2007 8:00P
@ Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Columbus, Ohio
Jul 23 2007 12:00P
@ Congress Theatre Chicago, Illinois
Jul 24 2007 1:00P
@ MYTH St. Paul, Minnesota
Jul 27 2007 1:00P
@ MacEwan Hall Ballroom Calgary, Alberta
Jul 28 2007 1:00P
@ Shaw Conference Centre Edmonton, Alberta
Jul 30 2007 1:00P
@ Expo Center Portland, Oregon
Jul 31 2007 8:00P
@ Stoney's Indoor Skatepark w/ETID Reno, Nevada
Aug 1 2007 1:00P
@ The Great Salt Air Magna, Utah
Aug 3 2007 1:00P
@ Event Center @ San Jose State San Jose, California
Aug 4 2007 12:00P
@ Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Irvine, California
Aug 5 2007 11:00A
@ Mesa Amphitheatre Mesa, Arizona
Aug 6 2007 2:00P
@ House Of Blues Las Vegas, Nevada
Aug 8 2007 1:00P
@ The Fillmore Auditorium Denver, Colorado
Aug 9 2007 8:00P
@ Granada Theatre w/ETID Lawrence, Kansas
Aug 12 2007 8:00P
@ 9:30 Club DC, Washington DC
Aug 13 2007 8:00P
@ Revolution Hall Troy, New York
Aug 15 2007 8:00P
@ The Monkey Bar Huntington, West Virginia
Aug 16 2007 8:00P
@ The Soundvent Thomasville, North Carolina
Aug 17 2007 8:00P
@ Rocketown Nashville, Tennessee
Aug 18 2007 8:00P
@ Sector 7G Augusta, Georgia
Aug 22 2007 8:00P
@ The Complex Memphis, Tennessee
Aug 23 2007 8:00P
@ Vino's Little Rock, Arkansas
Aug 25 2007 8:00P
@ The Conservatory Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Aug 27 2007 8:00P
@ Chic's El Paso, Texas
Aug 28 2007 8:00P
@ Launchpad Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sep 14 2007 8:00P
@ Arena Brisbane
Sep 15 2007 8:00P
@ Manning Bar Sydney
Sep 16 2007 8:00P
@ Hi Fi Bar & Ballroom Melbourne
Sep 17 2007 8:00P
@ Fowlers Adelaide
Sep 18 2007 8:00P
@ Amplifier Perth





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