State Of Whatever's debut cd LIFELESS gaining momentum on airwaves.

State Of Whatever's Lifeless album is receiving exciting reviews and is getting picked up by radio stations daily.

(PRWEB) February 10, 2004 --And so it grows and grows and will continue to grow. State of Whatever's debut release lifeless has hit the airwaves running, and in more ways than one. From Seattle to New York, SW is creating a buzz about this progressive old school sound of straight ahead Rock. Already making Artist of the Month in February 2004 on one station, the boys of SW are chipping away at the mainstream. Starting as of February 9th 2004, State of Whatever will be on more than 30 radio stations. This just within the 2 weeks of initial release.

As one reviewer wrote, "...this band has a creative approach to songwriting, crafting hard rock songs that get stuck in your head because of catchy quirks in the music. Someones been practicing their guitar, because these songs have some of the most impressively intricate melody riffs Ive heard in a while.

They also experiment with interesting sounds, as illustrated by the title track. Youll wonder what kind of instruments or studio tricks are being used. Token" is a standout for its Metallica-inspired ominious bassline, and the catchy Walking Back To Me" sounds ready for radio. Theres something different doing on with this band."

With steady sales and a growing audience State of Whatever is positioning themselves as a force in rock music. Already they are seeing a growing interest worldwide with visits to their website from Canada, Germany, Japan, England and even Saudia Arabia. There are many overseas stations showing interest in playing tracks from LIFELESS, SW's Album.

When asked what he hopes people will take from the CD, Jonathan, the bassist and vocalist of SW, responded, "We play for the love of music. Events in the three of our lives is what made this album happen. I know just about everybody in this world has gone through the same thing one of us has gone through and can appreciate it for what it means to them." Even with the saddened overture of the album, it is easy to see why so many people are becoming fans of this talented, unadulterated act.

Go online, go to State of Whatever's website and drop them a line, ask them questions for yourself, download some sample songs from the album and find out what a lot of other people already know. These guys are good!