No one is safe from The Pink Logs, not even the folks running the Oval Office. Here you will see McCain & Palin and Obama & Biden with The Pink logs. We can't guarantee who will win the election this year, but we can guarantee whoever it is, they haven't seen the last of The Pink Logs.

As the fourth quarter releases start to warm up the airwaves, the temperature rises with the new single from The Wolfmen. Check your mailboxes now for this release and if you haven't received it, let us know and we'll be sure to get you one.

The Wolfmen are Marco Pirroni (Adam & The Ants, Siouxie And The Banshees), Chris Constantinou (Adam & The Ants), Phil Harvey, Preston Heyman and Daniel Strittmatter.

Last single, "Needle In The Camel's Eye," was supported by Little Steven's Underground Garage, WAQX New York, WXRT Chicago, WMGK Philadelphia, KSAN San Francisco, WROR Boston, WZGC Atlanta, KKRW Houston, KGON Portland, KQMT Denver, KUPD Phoenix, WBGG Miami and many more.

For more details, go to www.myspace.com/thewolfmen

Crystal Method - Now Is The Time (Vote '08)

Like 38 million other Americans, we were transfixed listening to Obama's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention. It reminded us of the creative process we went through all those years ago, listening to samples of inspiring old civil rights speeches and creating the original "Now Is The Time." We don't often revisit old songs but we've been spending so much time looking forward as we work on our new album it seemed appropriate to take a minute to look back at the beginning. Plus, right now, no American could be hurt by hearing another inspiring message whether it's on the morning news or at the club later that night. This is a song we just want people to hear.

We encourage you to take a listen and click HERE of a FREE download of the "Now Is The Time" Vote '08 Remix!

We understand there are many people who have different opinions and political views than we do, and that's fine. As Americans, we feel it is important for all of us to voice our views and encourage others to do the same. That's why on November 4th we implore everybody to vote for the candidates you feel will be best for our country.

We hope you enjoy this mix for what it is... a rocking jam that is meant to inspire you to move. Which way you go is up to you.

(All Crystal Method text taken directly from http://www.myspace.com/thecrystalmethod)

A.i. is a futuristic three-piece from California's fashion-forward capital, West Los Angeles, featuring robotic dance beats, hipster synth melodies and the well-trained but youthful vocal styling's of Nick Young. "Hey Now!" from the album Sex & Robots is a sex-charged single that received attention all over radio, including support from KROQ Los Angeles by way of Kat Corbett's "Locals Only" show. Taking the best from electronic, a stylish nod to rock and a fresh take on the old new wave sound, A.i. received massive props from tastemakers. Here's some of what they are saying: "A perfect blend of rock and electronic elements...dance music with balls!" enthuses KROQ's Kat, while Nine Inch Nails producer/remixer Chris Vrenna says, "One of the most exciting bands I've heard in ages...they are true modern rock stars." This video for "Hey Now!" is the second video made for this single, this time featuring Sarah Palin, just in time for the election. For the original video, naked Barbie dolls in nasty poses and info, log on to www.myspace.com/ai.

EAGLES OF DEATH METAL BACK ON TOP: After a week away, SoCal desert warriors Eagles of Death Metal have reclaimed the top spot on the Mediaguide Alternative Specialty Song chart with "Wannabe in L.A." (Rekords Rekords/Downtown), which accumulates enough airplay to also finish atop the Album index. Their new album, Heart On, hits stores today and the band will commence a tour in support of the album on October 30 in Seattle; for full details, surf on over to www.myspace.com/eaglesofdeathmetal. Stereophonics stay strong and remain firmly ensconced at No.2 on the Song side for the second consecutive week with "My Own Worst Enemy," helping their new greatest hits package, Decade in the Sun (Fontana), to a No.6 showing on the Album end. Top debut honors on the Song side this week go to Little Joy, a new band featuring Strokes drummer Fabrizio Moretti, vocalist/guitarist Rodrigo Amarante of Los Hermanos and Los Angeles musician Binki Shapiro. They took their name from the lounge down the street from their Echo Park residence and their eponymous debut will be available November 4 from Rough Trade; lead single "Keep Me in Mind" got the project off to a promising start, bowing at No.3 this week. They'll be kicking off a tour in Minneapolis on November 7; full dates can be found at www.myspace.com/littlejoymusic. The other top debuts this week belong to Paramore, with "Decode" landing at No.6 on the Song side and helping the Twilight OST (Chop Shop/Atlantic) to a No.17 position on the Album end, and Of Montreal, whose "Id Engager" bows at No.8, the same position held on the Album chart by full-length Skeletal Lamping (Polyvinyl). Big move on the Album index for Snow Patrol, who land at No.2 this week with A Hundred Million Suns (Geffen), highlighted by the No.7 Song chart position for "Take Back the City."