Check Out Redlight King's 'Comeback' remix video for 'The Avengers'

  The blockbuster movie The Avengers came out this week (like you didn't know), and to get you in the mood a remixed video for Redlight King's 'Comeback' cut with Avengers footage was released.

  The creators of Avengers are looking for the best video and audio remixers around to put their spin on video and tracks from the soundtrack. Details here.

  The 'Avengers Assemble' soundtrack features new songs by Soundgarden, Rise Against, Papa Roach, and others.

  Check out Redlight King's 'Comeback' remix video:

Buckcherry Post 60 Second Clip Of Their New Song 'Wherever I Go'

  Buckcherry posted a 60 second teaser of their new song 'Wherever I Go' for the Avengers Soundtrack.  The band posted the clip and said "The song was written specifically fo the film, and was recorded during the sessions for our upcoming album.  Check it out and hope you dig it!"

  'Avengers Assemble' the soundtrack for 'Marvel's The Avengers comes out on May 1st.  Buckcherry's new album is expected later this year.  Buckcherry started their U.S. tour with James Durbin and Redlight King.

Velvet Revolver Guitarist Dave Kushner Starts Animated Band

 

  Velvet Revolver guitarist Dave Kushner was interviewed with RollingStone.com about his new "animated" band PusherJones.

  The band consists of 'The Simpsons' creative director Dave Warren, singer Frankie Perez (Camp Freddy, Scars On Broadway), bassist Scott Schriner (Weezer), and drummer Joey Castillo (Queens Of The Stone Age).  'Count Me Out' will be released May 1st, and is included on 'Avengers Assemble' a compilation of music from and inspired by 'Marvel's The Avengers'.  The track can be streamed at RollingStone.com

  "We're all infuenced by everthing from Zeppelin and Sabbath to newer bands.  A lot of it has been based on different stuff that has happened to me or stuff I've heard being in Velvet Revolver for eight years.  It's basically about a big, notorious rock band, and there's a new guy that's coming into the band.  You're basically seeing all of the dysfunction and insanity, and the things that make for great rock bands through the eyes of the new guy."  Kushner told Rolling Stone.

  Kushner and Warren are working on a 5 song EP for early this summer, and are working on a TV pilot for 'PusherJones' the animated series.  "We asked ourselves, what if the Gorillaz were more like Guns N' Roses?  said Kushner.