Strangely Alright TV Episode 9 with The Adarna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rw67ZUBP6o
Top Seller on CDBaby & Rubbing Elbows with Comic Gods, NASA, Harry Potter, WWE, Trekkies, GWAR, and the Ramones!
Wow! This baby keeps on rolling! We’re not gonna lie, it’s a lot of work but moments like gives you perspective that something good is on the horizon! We’re one of the Top Sellers on CDBaby.com. If you’re not familiar with it, check out our site! They’ve got a lot of great advice for indie artists and it’s a good way to grab yourself a copy of the physical album.
This upcoming weekend in Hoston at Comicpalooza we’ll be rubbin’ elbows with celebrities like Stan Lee, Jeremy Renner (Avengers), Rosario Dawson (Sin City), Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter), Laurie Holden (Walking Dead), George Takei (Star Trek), Summer Glau (Firefly), Sting (WWE) and bands like Art of Dying, Gwar, and the last of the Ramones! Our inner geeks are super stoked but don’t you worry, we’ll play it cool baby. Just to put it out there for any of you considering going to a con(vention) at any time! We highly recommend it! It’s a perfect place to let fly and be your weird and wonderful self! If you’re in Houston we expect to hear from you while we’re there 🙂
“The Adarna have been around for several years but seem to have finally mastered a rock sound that will take this band beyond the northwest scene. Their new album, ‘How Perceptive‘, which uses a Phoenix as the main symbol of the album exemplifies the bands persona perfectly. They are a band that can lay to rest the voices behind “Rock is Dead”. The Adarna can bring rock out of the ashes, reborn like the phoenix and back into the mainstream… Essentially back to where it belongs.”
The Adarna Featured in Salt Lake Underground Magazine SLUG

http://www.slugmag.com/articles/9864/The-Adarna.html
How Perceptive
Soundgate Records
Street: 04.27.15 The Adarna = Flickerstick + early ’80s U2 + The Killers
Although most permutations of pop music are not a main construct of my wheelhouse, I must say the tasty slabs provided by Seattle’s The Adarna are pop enough to provide for at least one or two sing-along moments for EVERY SONG, but never go so sugary as to make their album How Perceptive unpalatable after a few listens (which was evident by the fact that I spun the album six times in a row upon first examination). There are rock elements from early ’90s Seattle found on songs like “Sugar” and portions of “Superman,” which are found in two different forms on the album—both “rock” and “acoustic” versions—each of which sound different enough to not make the listener feel they’ve been subjected to “rehash.” Considering the fact that How Perceptive is a debut, I am hoping that my only complaint about the album (not enough music) will be rectified the next time around. (Kilby: 07.17) –RGB Robb
How Perceptive CD Review w/ Seattle Sound Live
The Adarna Album Review: How Perceptive
SOURCE: http://seattlesoundlive.com/local-live-and-loud/the-adarna-album-review-how-perceptive/
It’s always nice to find a band that stays true to their sound. A band that no matter the change of the music landscape, they will play rock with that enjoyable attitude that seems harder to find these days. The Adarna’s new album, ‘How Perceptive‘, is the quintessential rock anthem album which masterfully blends together rock, metal and mainstream.
The album starts out with the anthem like song “Echo.” The song begins with a heavy delay on the guitar which leads right into the verse. The structure of the song is very distinct in that the chorus only comes around toward the end of the song. With an unusual song arrangement, it still manages to hypnotize the listener with this subtle, yet infectious, chorus. You know what thisrecord needs? It needs more Cowbell. Thank goodness for “Sugar” which is a track that prominently features one of my all time favorite instruments. This song has the perfect amount of gritty rock elements laced throughout the entire song to appeal to a very broad audience.
The following song, “Superman” shows the variety of genres this band is able to cross. The Adarna frontman William Moore has a vocal range that allows the band to have limitless possibilities on what direction to take any song. “Superman” continues this anthem like explosion which carries throughout the entire album. The next song “She wants Chemical” shows how heavy the band could take their music. Moore balances a low tone throughout the verses then seems to explode into a higher range in the chorus which intensifies as the song soars into a climactic metal stratosphere. The album ends with a beautiful acoustic version of “Superman.” The acoustic version combines guitar with the alluring and delicate sound of a string quartet which really enhances the mood of the song into a passionate yet ethereal setting.
The Adarna have been around for several years but seem to have finally mastered a rock sound that will take this band beyond the northwest scene. Their new album, ‘How Perceptive‘, which uses a Phoenix as the main symbol of the album exemplifies the bands persona perfectly. They are a band that can lay to rest the voices behind “Rock is Dead”. The Adarna can bring rock out of the ashes, reborn like the phoenix and back into the mainstream… Essentially back to where it belongs.
‘How Perspective” is available for digital download on iTunes, Amazon, etc. Hard copies available here: http://www.cdbaby.com/m/cd/theadarna5
Ruben Lira, Seattle Sound Live
The Adarna, Stan Lee, George Takei, The Fonz in Houston for Comicpalooza!
Houstoooon! Here we come! We are honored that we’ve been invited to share a stage with some of the heavy weights of comic book stardom.
To name a few, the original cast of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Million Dollar Man (wrestler), Laurie Holden (Walking Dead), Stan Lee (creator of X-men, Spider-man, Avengers, Hulk, Iron Man etc), Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye in Avengers), Roddy Piper (wrestler), George Takei (Sulu in Star Trek), Larry Thomas (Soup Nazi – Seinfield), and Henry Winkler (“The Fonz” from Happy Days).
Come on out and have a blast with us!
http://www.comicpalooza.com/guest-category/entertainers-2015/
The Adarna, Stan Lee, George Takei, The Fonz in Houston for Comicpalooza!
Houstoooon! Here we come! We are honored that we’ve been invited to share a stage with some of the heavy weights of comic book stardom.
To name a few, the original cast of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Million Dollar Man (wrestler), Laurie Holden (Walking Dead), Stan Lee (creator of X-men, Spider-man, Avengers, Hulk, Iron Man etc), Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye in Avengers), Roddy Piper (wrestler), George Takei (Sulu in Star Trek), Larry Thomas (Soup Nazi – Seinfield), and Henry Winkler (“The Fonz” from Happy Days).
Come on out and have a blast with us!
http://www.comicpalooza.com/guest-category/entertainers-2015/
New Album Releasing April 27th – How Perceptive
We are thrilled and elated to announce the release of our new album, How Perceptive! Checkout our press release!
SEATTLE, WA – Jet City Rockers, The Adarna, the announce release of their 2nd album (How Perceptive). Their CD Release show will be Friday, April 24th, at The Skylark in West Seattle. This will be the followup from their fan-funded 2012 The Adarna EP.
To support the release of How Perceptive, The Adarna will be embarking on their 5th North American tour in July 2015, followed by a Middle East International USO tour to entertain the troops in Dec 2015. For full tour schedule please refer to: https://www.theadarna.com/tour.html
Album will be available to download on iTunes, Amazon, CDBaby, and theadarna.com on April 27th, 2015.
LABEL: Soundgate Records info@soundgaterecords.net
BOOKING: The Krush Group domina@thekrushgroup.com
A Chapter in The Adarna’s History is Coming to a Close
We are excited for all the opportunities coming in 2015 including the release of our new record, music video, and first international tour. The Adarna will be continuing on without him so please pass on this ad to anybody you feel might be interested: http://tinyurl.com/bass-audition
-Will, Andrea, and Murdock.
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Interview with Echo Eyes Touring and Management
Interview with THE ADARNA
The band was formed in 2011 by myself (Will) and Andrea after our previous band, Veritas, came to a close. We knew what we wanted to see changed and we had a new direction in mind for our music and management. We wanted rock music and we needed to make a touring team that could handle it. When we brought Jeremiah and Murdock into the fold the vision really started to take shape and The Adarna was born. 3 ½ years later, as an unsigned independent artist we’ve completed 4 North American Tours, averaging 80-120 performances a year, 200+ radio stations, with music videos playing in over 78 countries and we’re just getting started.
It was really more of a therapeutic tour. We made a list of cities along the way we really wanted to hit because we had followings, friends, and family in the area so we designed a 2 month national tour around a route we chose. Of course, we made mandatory BBQ stops!
For a tour that long, not many people can do that, being around the same people 24/7 for 2 months can drive people insane but, we formed this band to be a touring band. On top of that, there’s basic needs to survive and maintain your equipment and sanity. The biggest expense is not financially but in energy. The tour covered our costs but we were stacked with sometimes 2 shows a day 6 days a week. Which means you have to be a master at finding moments to rest and recuperate.
Jet City is a nickname for Seattle that came from all the planes Boeing was making. We use the term as a nod to our hometown of Seattle but also to separate ourselves from more traditional styles coming out of Seattle like grunge, metal, and indie. We formed a new sound that doesn’t hide behind technology like backing tracks or pitch correction so we gave it a new name: Jet City Rock.
To add to above, The Adarna is high energy and interactive. We want the crowd to feel what we feel what we feel and interact with us. This is part of our show. So, no shoegazing here.
Can you tell me about your local scene.
In my opinion, Seattle is the BEST place in this country to play music at. Everybody has at least 1 member in their band that is mind-blowing. I love bands here! It’s a community that we adore and we are proud to be part of it.
New record to come out early 2015 with plans to tour in Europe. You can get a sample of our singles “Superman” and “Sugar” for the record online. I think the best part is that it’s all in our own hands.
Anything else you would like to add?
We wouldn’t be able to make this happen if it wasn’t for the support of our fans and like-minded individuals we’ve found on the way, like Polly! We are very grateful for all your support! Now get yourself to a show ASAP!
Web site: https://www.theadarna.com
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