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-11.16.06

We have new merchandise at our Cafe Press store, Including the much requested BLACK SHIRTS!! We also have mousepads, coffee mugs, clocks, aprons and hoodies! Also, FREE holiday shipping to anyone who orders $50 or more until December 20th. So get some of your Christmas shopping done now... Head over to www.cafepress.com/unavox

-10.14.06

Finally, Unavox is available on Apple iTunes. Yes, you can now listen to or download the entire Angels Dance Upward album in iTunes! To check it out, open iTunes then Click Here

Or you can use the search function in the iTunes Music Store

-10.13.06

'Angels Dance Upward' live video! This video was shot on February 27th at Tasty World In Athens GA. All of it was shot and edited by James at Old Guy Video

Get this video and more at MySpace.com

-10.12.06

Check Out This New Review Posted On The Athens Exchange Website.

"Record Review: Unavox, Angels Dance Upwards

by Derrick Schmidt

Looking for an opportunity to break out your corset and buckled platform boots? Then keep an eye out for the next live Unavox show at Tasty World in Athens on November 30th. Until then, you can get your dark dance fix by picking up their debut album, Angels Dance Upward, which the band released themselves this past August.

This Athens-based darkwave project stands alone in a town better known for its indie rock scene. Unavox's Micheal Murray, Meggan Cooper, Reid Rainwater, and Steve Fogle create danceable dark electronic tracks that occupy a space somewhere between the more polished futurepop of bands like VNV Nation and the grinding industrial of acts like KMFDM. Murray's deep monotone, alternating with Cooper's operatics, overlay the driving force of Rainwater's melodic synthesizers and Fogle's occasional crunching guitar.

Highlights of the album include the driving synths on "I Hate," the EBM-inspired "War of Attrition," and the slower, romantic track "Eternity." The lyrics tend toward the personal, sticking to the classic themes of loves lost and relationships gone wrong. In "Laden Conscience," Murray sings: "you gave me pain, you gave me strife, you gave me everything that is not life," a typical Unavox-style reflection on what the band refers to as their "emotionally tumultuous past."

Though both the album and the structure of the individual tracks could offer more variation, this may be beside the point. Unavox undeniably breaks from the Athens norm, and a trip to their upcoming gig promises not just a good time, but an opportunity to support the kind of diverse music scene we should strive for here in Athens."

-09.25.06

Unavox is now available on cdbaby.com!. You can listened to every track, purchase and review the album. Also, if you order more than one copy, you receive a 20% discount! So go check it out!

-09.07.06

Unavox has decided to start up a street team for Athens, Georgia, our hometown. Members will be asked to help promote Unavox and their upcoming shows by handing out flyers, albums, stickers, etc. As well as, posting flyers, sending emails and general word of mouth. If you are interested in joining the cause, please message us or reply to this blog entry. Thank you to everyone for your help and support!