January 17th, 2012
Nice review of “Sound Proof” from Stomp & Stammer (January 2012)
Rocksploitation’s new CD Sound Proof collect various singles, stray tracks, remastered favorites from their first two albums and five new recordings which stand as the minimalist garage rock trio’s best to date. A little like The Subsonics minus the sleazy underbelly, Rocksploitation don’t offer much in the way of variety but taken individually their songs supply a refreshing bite of early rock ‘n’ roll’s giddy enthusiasm, as if Buddy Holly survived the plane crash and joined The Trashmen.
Jeff Clark, Stomp & Stammer, January 2012.
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November 17th, 2011
Rocksploitation will celebrate the release of “Sound Proof” on November 20th, 2011 with a 1:00 PM show at The E.A.R.L. (in East Atlanta)
Here is the “Hype” from Adam…
Sound Proof: the Hype (Part One)
Here we are, barely into a new decade, so it’s time to reflect on the triumphs of the previous one. And, if it’s possible, let’s also look back on the music of Rocksploitation. It’s all here, Folks; from “Flip It Over,” cut at Sun Studios in Memphis in 2005, (featured in the movie The Blood Shed and released as a single) to last year’s yuletide hit “Seatbelts for Santa.” There’s also nine remastered tracks culled from the band’s self-titled debut and its follow-up Instant Action. But, what makes Sound Proof essential listening (and essential purchasing) is the inclusion of five new recordings: “Sound Proof (‘78)”, a new version of the title-track and frequent concert opener, “Hoodlum,” an unholy marriage of Tom Petty and the Buzzcocks, “Leaving Surf City,” an homage to Jan & Dean, the Beach Boys, and author Bob Greene (When We Get to Surf City), “World Wants More,” a lesson in economy and two-chord crankiness, plus, the self-explanatory “Rockin’ In Atlanta” (soon to be included in a documentary about a yet to-be-determined city).
Sound Proof is Rocksploitation’s finest hour, delivering the best and best sounding of the group’s stripped-down, four on the floor rock ‘n’ roll sound. Listeners may also be interested to know that if you sync this album up with the film Citizen Kane, it makes for a wildly inappropriate soundtrack.
(for more information about Rocksploitation, please visit www.rocksploitation.com or contact Eric Leland at eric@minutethirtyproductions.com )
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November 17th, 2011
visit iTunes, Amazon.com or any leading digital music retailer to pick up a copy of “Sound Proof” by Rocksploitation!
AMAZON LINK: http://amzn.com/B005R08YB0
Song Titles:
- Sound Proof (78)
- Leaving Surf City
- Hoodlum
- The World Wants More
- Rockin’ In Altanta
- Spinning My Wheels
- Goin’ Negative
- No Further Questions
- Vise Grip
- Be Somebody
- Knock It Off
- I Can’t Spare
- It I’ve Got My Work Cut
- Out Long Lost
- Seatbelts For Santa
- Flip It Over
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August 29th, 2011
Brand New Rocksploitation CD “Sound Proof” (2011) containing 7 new or previously unreleased tracks and 9 previously released songs hand picked by Adam and Stephanie.

Soon to be available at all digital outlets.
Soon to be availabe from www.cdbaby.com
Currently available here: http://kunaki.com/sales.asp?PID=PX00ZN74QR&pp=1
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January 22nd, 2011
You may have notices we have been a little short on web updates recently. The move to Facebook for show information has begun. You can “like” Rocksploitation and/or “Friend” Adam Leland to get our updates. thanks!
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September 28th, 2010
If you are looking for kicks, look no further than the new LP from Rocksploitation. “All Momma’s Children Wanna Rock” is a rip-roaring ride on the fun side of rock and roll. From the familiar favorites (Chuck Berry’s “School Days”) to revative obscuritites (Charlie Feathers’ “Peepin’ Eyes”) this disc really packs a wallop!
Thinks kick off with the misadventures of “Flat Foot Sam” delivered as a rhythm and blues chug, then plunges into Little Richards’ “Slippin’ And Slidin’”with a surf-rock twist.
The group takes “Do You Wanna Dance?” down to Lubbock, Texas and give “Flying Saucers Rock and Roll” a new arrangement that is out of this world (ahem).
Owners of “Instant Action”, Rocksploitation’s previous LP will find the new album a perfect companion piece. Live favorites like “Bad Boy” and “C’mon Everybody” seem written for the group, while “Go Go Gorilla” is sure to get the whole room jumping around and pounding their chests.
If real rock and roll is what you crave, “All Momma’s Children Wanna Rock” is ready to give it to ya!
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September 16th, 2010
“All Momma’s Children Wanna Rock!” contains 11 covers of 50’s and 60’s rockabilly, garage and R&B songs that Adam & Stepahanie play in their set, or have always wanted to.
Now availabe HERE
Chuck Berry (School Days), Carl Perkins (title track), Eddie Cochran (C’mon Everybody) etc.
The disc is 100% family friendly but in no way a kid’s record. (any more than “A Hard Day’s Night” or “The Great 28″ are kid’s records)
Tracks
1. Flat Foot Sam
2. Slippin’ and Slidin’
3. All Momma’s Children (Wanna Rock)
4. Sea Cruise
5. Do You Wanna Dance?
6. Flying Saucers Rock and Roll
7. Bad Boy
8. School Days
9. C’mon Everybody
10. Go Go Gorilla
11. Peepin’ Eyes
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January 27th, 2010
Weclome to the brand shiny and new Rocksploitation website
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January 26th, 2010
You can now preview the CD art and order a pre-release copy of “Instant Action!” by Rocksploitation
Click here to buy “Instant Action!” by Rocksploitation
Visit the Media Page to see our videos and listen to the new CD!
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