Sun Satellite

Available: Winter 2010
Territory: North America
Website: http://www.ourbandrules.com
Agent: Jesse O Hara
Email: johara@thepushagency.com

From their 2006 inception, SUN SATELLITE has successfully impressed and progressed on multiple levels - Touring Canada, receiving outstanding international reviews in magazines and blogs, major and independent radio play, live-to-air performances, playing multiple festivals, recording a music video, being featured on countless podcasts including that of MMA star Kenny Florian, and giving numerous interviews for radio, television, and magazines.

SUN SATELLITE has played and toured with bands including Poison the Well, Stereos, Arkells, Baptized in Blood, The Black Lungs, Cancer Bats, Ceremonial Snips, Crush Luther, Dead and Divine, Down With Webster, Farewell to Freeway, Forces, Hail The Villain, Ill Scarlett, Lights, Midway State, Rebel Emergency, Rides Again, Shotgun Rules, Silverstein, Straight Reads the Line, Sydney, Teenage Head, The Artist Life, The Creepshow, The Junction, The Reason, Threat Signal, U.S.S., Zaki Ibrahim and more.

SUN SATELLITE "Message from a Traitor EP"

SUN SATELLITE enlisted renowned Canadian hardcore and metal engineer Jesse Bartkiewicz (Lions, XLifeRuinerX, Battlecat, Counterparts) to record their CD debut, "Message from a Traitor EP". The EP came together with group dedication and persistence, over dispersed dates for months on end. SUN SATELLITE required a keen ear for mastering, and found them with Greg Dawson of BWC Studios. In support of their debut release, award-winner director Zai Toussaint directed the official music video for the single ‘Shotgun’ to be released concomitantly with the EP in November 2009.

"Sun Satellite is an extraordinarily talented and diverse group, among the best local acts in hard music!" Edge 102.1

“One of the hardest working bands in Canadian independent music.” Indielove Radio

“A unique blend of aggression and romance sure to leave listeners craving more!” U.S. Examiner

"Quite the musical exploration that all are welcome ride." Mississauga News