New Foxy Shazam Album Premieres Online Today

by | Mar 8, 2010

Foxy Shazam’s new self-titled album will be available for stream today at www.chatroulette.com — it will be posted online for a week. The band commented on how the stream works:

“hello, you guys know about www.ChatRoulette.com? it’s this underground social website thing that connects strangers around the world through their webcams.  whoever uses it can meet thousands of people everyday! It goes from kittens playing one second and then amateur porn the next. It can get  pretty gross, yet adorable.”
 
“So that got us thinking- If this site is nothing but a place for people trying to get lucky, then lets put a little Foxy in their lives! So, for one week, starting Monday, March 8th, our new album will stream in its entirety, letting you guys hear our self-titled album a month before it hits stores on April 13th. Try to get lucky and land on the Foxy Shazam webcam and you’ll get an advance listen to the new record, but the only way to hear it is to spin the virtual wheel and get lucky.  Good luck!”
 
In other Foxy happenings, the band’s new music video for “Oh Lord” will premiere on Yahoo Music March 17.

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