ARTIST: Powerman 5000
TITLE: Destroy What You Enjoy
LABEL: DRT
GENRE: Alt. Rock
BITRATE: 231kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 38min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-08-01
RIP DATE: 2006-06-09

Track List

01. Construction Of The Masses Pt.  0:25
1
02. Destroy What You Enjoy          3:56
03. Return To The City Of The Dead  3:17
04. Wild World                      3:20
05. Enemies                         2:26
06. Murder                          3:25
07. Now That's Rock 'N Roll         3:33
08. All My Friends Are Ghosts       3:16
09. Walking Disaster                3:17
10. Who Do You Think You Are?       3:01
11. Construction Of The Masses Pt.  0:27
2
12. Miss America                    4:01
13. Heroes And Villians (Live)      4:04

Release Notes:

DRT recording artist Powerman 5000 will release their much anticipated new album,
"Destroy What You Enjoy," on August 1.

With a new label and a new line up, "Destroy What You Enjoy" promises to be the
most exciting PM5K release to date. The album was produced by Mudrock (Avenged
Sevenfold, Godsmack), who also co-produced the band’s major label debut, Mega!!
Kung Fu Radio, and was recorded at the Hobby Shop in Eagle Rock, CA. The album
was mixed by Dave Schiffman (Audioslave, Johnny Cash, System of a Down).

"Destroy What You Enjoy" resonates with a crunch that brings the band back to
their indie roots. Some of the album’s stand-out tracks include the anthemic
first single, “Wild World,” as well as the trash-punk inspired “Return To The
City Of The Dead,” and "Enemies”. “The sound that you hear on 'Destroy What You
Enjoy', is the sound of a real rock 'n roll band,” comments vocalist Spider.
“The drums aren't perfect, the guitars feedback and the vocals don't always find
the right note. In other words, it's the best record we've ever made.”

Powerman 5000’s line up has also evolved to match their new album’s sound with
the addition of guitarists Terry Corso and Johnny Heatley to the rhythm section
of drummer Adrian Ost, bassist Siggy Siursen.

Listen for “Wild World” to hit radio June 19, followed by a national tour
beginning July 7.