Following up the advance release of the single “Shock Doctrine” from the forthcoming STS9 album “Peaceblaster”, 1320 Records and STS9 are pleased to announce the release of the second single…. “Beyond Right Now”. 

You can download it or stream it here, as always, for FREE. 

While you’re at it check out the PEACEBLASTER E-CARD (http://sts9.com/peaceblaster) and help us tell the world that “Peaceblaster” is coming to the net and finer independent retail stores JULY 8TH!

STS9 introduces the first single from their upcoming album PEACEBLASTER titled "Shock Doctrine" while featuring a ton of other artists and hot new tracks from their label 1320 RECORDS including Count Bass D, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Pnuma Trio, Collective Efforts, Sub-ID, Low Pro Lounge, Slicker and The Meantime Apocalypse.  Keep an eye out for "Peaceblaster" coming to 1320Records.com, iTunes and fine independent retail stores all over the US.

1. Shock Doctrine - STS9
2. Tether Ball Triumph - JFJO
3. BFF - Sub iD
4. Can We Hang Out Tonight? - Count Bass D
5. Need Some Hope - Collective Efforts
6. AVID - Pnuma Trio
7. Tokyo (Low Pro Lounge + Djunya Remix) - STS9
8. By The Morning Sun (Slicker Remix) - STS9
9. the paint - The Meantime Apocalypse
10. i feel free - Collective Efforts
11. (Regeneration Edit) aka. the Media pt.1 - STS9

Over the course of a number of trips STS9 has made to Japan something becomes more and more apparent with each visit... It feels like a home so far far away from home that's for the most part, beyond description.  Whether it's the incredibly welcoming culture of the Japanese people or the lack of a language barrier between STS9 and their fans from Nippon, since day one of our inter-continental travels to the Land of the Rising Sun have been greeted with open arms like no place other.  With all that said, nothing could have prepared the band, or the 15,000 fans at this past summer's Metamorphose Festival for what transpired in the hot and humid early morning hours of Sunday August 26th, 2007.  What you'll find here are both sets, in their entirety, of music that turned a mass of thousands into what the band described as "the reason they play music".  With the sun creeping up over the mountains surrounding Metamorphose the band delivered two stirring sets that we fear might have been lost in translation to those of you state-side that may have let this one slip under your radar.  Well, here it is, from start to finish and we're confident that even 6 months later, the magic that was STS9's encore performance to their week long stay in Japan lives on in the hearts and minds of everyone that was lucky enough to attend.

SET ONE: 

BE NICE, RENT, ONE A DAY, LO SWAGA, 1103, MOVE MY PEEPS, UNQUESTIONABLE SUPREMACY OF NATURE

Over the course of a number of trips STS9 has made to Japan something becomes more and more apparent with each visit... It feels like a home so far far away from home that's for the most part, beyond description.  Whether it's the incredibly welcoming culture of the Japanese people or the lack of a language barrier between STS9 and their fans from Nippon, since day one of our inter-continental travels to the Land of the Rising Sun have been greeted with open arms like no place other.  With all that said, nothing could have prepared the band, or the 15,000 fans at this past summer's Metamorphose Festival for what transpired in the hot and humid early morning hours of Sunday August 26th, 2007.  What you'll find here are both sets, in their entirety, of music that turned a mass of thousands into what the band described as "the reason they play music".  With the sun creeping up over the mountains surrounding Metamorphose the band delivered two stirring sets that we fear might have been lost in translation to those of you state-side that may have let this one slip under your radar.  Well, here it is, from start to finish and we're confident that even 6 months later, the magic that was STS9's encore performance to their week long stay in Japan lives on in the hearts and minds of everyone that was lucky enough to attend.

SET TWO:

EVASIVE MANUEVERS -> KAMUY, INSTANTLY, ORBITAL, TOOTH, ARIGATO, SURREALITY -> EB, ROY G BIV, ABCEES