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Just over 2 years in the making, "Radiate" is a completely self-produced masterwork,sonic variety, orchestral guitar textures, multi-layered vocals, and very importantly guest musicians and musical flavours where necessary. Strings, keyboards and female backing singers are just a few of the elements that make "Radiate" a complete and fully realized Warjunk experience Key tracks include "Cross The World", with haunting, earth mother guest vocals by transplanted San Francisco artist Teresa Duke. "Broken", a spiritual relationship tale, not unlike a Rick Rubin produced Johnny Cash recording. "The Thing", a modern backbeat groover with an unbelievable crunch in the guitars and a pointed rap leading the way to a guitar journey home. And, finally a remake of the classic, swirling keyboard beauty of the Stranglers, "Golden Brown". Told thought the musical eyes of a beautiful guitar arrangement with a ballerina-esque slide guitar waltzing over the changes, this is truly a reinvention of this already flawless composition. The final track, "Thru The Ages", is a testament to the spirit of open jamming, ala Hendrix, which attracted guest musicians to the sessions. Above all, "Radiate" is an album. It is meant to flow the way a record did when we all got turned on to music in the first place. "The songs are majestic and monumental...very intricately orchestrated, arranged, and produced...a bold and wildly adventurous CD...aim is much higher than MOST (of the indies) i hear..." Trace Ventura - CFOX Radio The single, "Cross The World" get's under the skin, right away. The guitar's crash and swirl, as does the entire song. New elements drift in and out, providing new hooks around every corner. All in all, an intoxicating cocktail of eargasmic pleasure!