| Artist : Adema
| Album : Kill The Headlights (Advance)
| Bitrate : VBR kbps

-------------------------------[Release Info]-------------------------------
| Label : Immortal Records
| Year : 2007
| Genre : Alternative
| Rip date : Aug-08-2007
| Store date : Aug-21-2007
| Size : 66,4 MB

--------------------------------[Track List]--------------------------------
|Track Listing:
| 01 - Cold And Jaded 03:36
| 02 - Brand New thing 03:43
| 03 - Open Till Midnight 03:46
| 04 - Waiting For Daylight 03:01
| 05 - Days Go By 03:57
| 06 - Prelude 00:33
| 07 - All These Years 03:05
| 08 - What Doesn't Kill Us 03:37
| 09 - Invisble 04:01
| 10 - Black Clouds 03:33
| 11 - Los Angeles 03:38
| 12 - The Loser 03:33
| 40:03 min

-------------------------------[Release Notes]------------------------------

| There’s a glitch on track 2 at 0:10, unfortunately it's like that on the
| cd.
|
| Adema formed in the California Central Valley that spawned Korn and
| Videodrone. The melodic hard rock band consists of guitarist Mike
| Ransom, guitarist Tim Fluckey, bassist Dave DeRoo, drummer Kris Kohls,
| and singer Mark Chavez, the younger half-brother of Korn's Jonathan
| Davis. Adema consists of former members of Bakersfield bands Juice and
| SexArt, which included Davis and Ryan Shuck of Orgy. The lineup had been
| together for a year before ever performing live. The demos they wrote in
| that time secured them a deal with Arista after a major-label bidding
| war, created undoubtedly because of Chavez's family lineage. Their debut
| self-titled album was written in a northern California cabin where tight
| quarters and a little cabin fever resulted in productive (and slightly
| aggressive) sessions. Adema recorded the album in Los Angeles with
| producers Bill Appleberry (7th House) and Tobias Miller (Wallflowers
| guitarist). Adema was released in August 2001 and was considered by the
| music industry to be a test of hitmaker and new Arista president Antonio
| Reid's ability to succeed outside of the R&B genre. That success led to
| a coveted main stage spot on the Ozzfest tour and certified gold record
| the following year. Adema released a six-song EP, Insomniac's Dream,
| before unleashing their full-length follow-up, the Howard Benson-
| produced Unstable in 2003. The album was a success, but the collapse of
| Arista left the group without a home, a problem soon remedied by the
| indie label Earache. Besides losing support from a major, the band also
| lost guitarist Mike Ransom and lead singer Mark Chavez, who left the
| band to pursue other interests. After sifting through numerous other
| aspiring crooners, the group settled on fellow Southern Californian Luke
| Caraccioli and headed back into the studio, and the resulting Planets
| was released in April 2005. This particular lineup didn't last long,
| however. Caraccioli quit the band soon after the album came out, though
| he was replaced the following year by Bobby Reeves, who had previously
| sung in the L.A. band LEVEL, bringing along with him guitarist Ed Faris.
| Signed to Immortal Records, Adema issued Kill the Headlights in summer
| 2007.

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