JOETOWN Posts Video for “Crash” Online

Melodic hard rockers Joetown have posted the new video for the song “Crash” online at www.youtube.com/joetownrocks . The track is taken from the group’s debut album “Pills and Ammo”, which was released by frontman Joe Delaney’s own Joetown Records.

“The video for 'Crash' was inspired by the Sergio Leone trilogy of westerns starring Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef,” says Joetwon frontman Joe Delaney. “The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More; everyone in the band all love those classic westerns.”

Connecticut based Joetown has made a name for themselves as one of the East Coast’s powerhouse live acts. The band’s explosive live show has allowed them to earn a cult like following across the country, while frontman Joe Delaney has become one of the most in-demand songwriters and producer. Delaney has gained recognition performing with Kings of Reality and American Trash with Steve Broderick (Trans Siberian Orchestra), while his production work kept him busy recording two albums for aggressive hard rockers Gargantua Soul. While not writing and recording Delaney works alongside Bugera Guitar Amplifiers providing thundering amps to everyone from King's X to hip-hop act N.E.R.D.

Joetown’s debut album “Pills and Ammo” is unapologetic rock n' roll that takes a que from classic ‘90s groups like Soundgarden, but can be played alongside modern rock heavyweights like Shinedown. The album was recorded in Wallingford, CT over a two month stay at frontman Joe Delaney’s studio.

The band has also announced they will be giving away merchandise, guitar gear and promotional items for fans that join the Joetown street-team at
www.JoetownRocks.com. Fans are encouraged to join the street-team to qualify.