SEV'RD NERVEZ MUSIC: News

Wassup fellow horror fans, this is J.Hexx , here just letting you all know what's up. Im almost done with MOTCG, and i am currently finishing the last two songs and writing all the album skits, so that the voice actors, who will be in this album, can do their parts. I have to say it is my most accomplished work to date and this album is so different from the debut Seven/Twitch album, in theory and subject matter. There has been talk that this album will be a new classic, but in my mind the way i feel is, i just want to make a good album that can be looked at as it's own thing. I'm not sure it will be classic, and i am not expecting it to be one in other people's eyes. Everyone has their own taste in music, and there will be folks who hate this album, as much as there will be ones who may adore it. Whether or not it is seen as a great album or not, is not my concern.

When i started thinking about this album,(around the end of 2008) it was while i was in 3SE, during the time in which the Monsta Squad album Grindhouse Hip Hop was being made. To me in order to make this album stand out in a sense compared to others, i felt it was time to take the storytelling route instead of the usual shock and awe we hear in most horror inspired albums. I once told Talley of THE FN' SPOT, that to me the album i'm creating is a "thinking man's horrorcore album" and he understood what that meant. I wanted to create a album of horror content of course, but wanted to inject a deeper story that allows you to want to know what's gonna happen to that charatcer, and build a relationship with said characters in the story. So on from the time i started thinking of the album content, which was around Nov.2008, i sat for around a year, thinking of how the story should pan out, as well as the personas of the characters and how i was going to start, carry the story and bring it to a close. As i am writing this, i am very proud of the result, even with it being 2 songs left to do and the album skits, i'm happy with what i accomplished.

A month ago, i had 7 folks test the early audio of the tracks, to see if what i was trying to convey as far as thoughts and feelings, were being invoked through the listening of the ideas in song i presented to these unnamed folks. Out of the 7 that tested the audio, all seven testers agreed they felt it has the potential to be a classic. That made me happy to know this, so my chances of putting out a quality album were being met, at least to those 7 testers involved which is a good sign.

The things that inspired this album among other things, is the subject of how Horror themed movies as well as video games, can have a profound effect on those to cause those prone to the violence to become future serial killers. This was the way i explored the subject matter, and in creating the story's protagonist Jake, a little thing happened September 2009 that shocked our community, and had also instilled in me that i had to create this album...

The crime of Richard Alden Samuel "Sam" McCroskey III, aka Syko Sam, shocked the community within the Horrorcore world, and brought alot of negative attention to our music genre. It was of particular interest to me, due to the news stating that because of him listening to Horrorcore, and being into violent horror films, made him more prone and succeptable to committing the Farmville Murders, but others in the know said it was much deeper than that for the kid had a troubled past in his life.

So i went into studying the psychosis of schizoprhenia and found there are many types of them, which the one that stuck out the most was Visual Schizophrenia.

After my findings and doing alot of intensive research into the medias past and present views on horror media and how it effects us as human beings, i then had enough to start with the Creation of Mountain Of The Cannibal God. Kiltcha of 3SE always tells me he wish he could've done more for me, in regards to music, but i knew Monsta Squad's album was so important to the genre, i agreed and advised Kiltcha to focus on Grindhouse Hip Hop, while i went in search of a small Print and Distribution deal, in which Corey Trenton of Lacore Music Group was all ears about my secret project at the time, as he was looking for artists to add to the Lacore stable.

I expressed all my thoughts in the creation of this album, and we both came to the conclusion this album was a very important one to release due to the social commentary hidden in the album's messages. Plus, once the information got out that i was doing this album, it has been met with great anticipation from supporters and friends alike. I really am trying not to let anyone down, so i did the best i did to make this album my vision, my world to describe to the listener. So with this in mind, i know that there will be folks who get it, some folks who won't and those who really don't give a fuck. Really, it doesn't matter at this point to me. Not to say i won't or don't apprecite critiscism, but this album is created with the open ended way that will allow you to create your own conclusions as to the reasons behind my creation of it. This is a fully fictionalized story, that retains alot of it's contents from happenings and real down to earth subject matter that hopefully will make you think about it, long after the music has ended.

So am i expecting this to be a classic by any means? No not really. But it is going to be a good album, and those who don't like it , it's fine, i don't expect everyone to like this type of album, because it isn't for everyone. But those who do, will see how much thought really went into this. I could've rushed this album out and give crap out, but i decided i really had to focus on the building in the story the definition of the characters, and the believablity factor as well, which i can tell you, i had idea wise, at least 4 versions of the full story before i created a fifth and final one, and even then it was a real task translating the story into song, making each one understandable and compatible with each other-Style wise and feel wise. So for those who waited the 2 years since Seven/Twitch made its appearance, i truly have to say i appreciate every single one of you, for dealing with this as long and waiting as long as you have, and i don't want to dissapoint you.

I'm almost done, i would say within a month it will be turned in to Corey at Lacore, and hopefully it will have the long standing power to be appreciated as a album that can be compared to art. Well until next time, i should be able to have a true update on MOTCG, and hopefully i can have a tenative date for preorders. Take care horror fans, and remember, Dark Minds Think Alike!

THE J.HEXX PROJECT

 http://www.thefnspot.com/sevrdnervez/show2.rar

More music for Dark Minds That Think Alike! Art by Shayne Kraft at www.myspace.com/ShayneKraftGraphics

Back years ago, when i first saw the video for The Gravediggers song Diary of a Madman, i couldn't help but be mesmerized at the display of gothic horror images, mixed with dark music that had a purpose. I knew at that point in a way, what horrorcore was somewhat, but at times the meaning of it during the years of listening to it, has changed depending on it's representation or expression. Horrorcore, is defined in a dictionary as,it defines the style of hip hop music that focuses around horror-influenced topics that include Satanism, cannibalism, suicide and murder. The lyrics are inspired by horror movies over moody, hardcore beats. This is very true to it's extent, but over the years, there has been those who listen to horrorcore who complain that it's lost it's edge, its not like what it was, and most of them are correct. It was a very visual but deeply imaginitive style of music versus what it has become mainly today, due to anyone being able to buy a cheap usb mike for less than 80 bucks, and getting a recording program like Audacity to make music, when it takes so much more than that. To different people Horrorcore has different meanings and representations. Some see it as entertainment, some see hidden mesages within, and some see it as a dangerous culture, filled with sadists and perverted folks who have a liking to the music. Even some distance themselves from Horrorcore , because of how it is viewed, much as Necro has expressed in many of his interviews i read online, he hates the term horrorcore and i don't blame him. Why you ask? It's really simple, it's because instead of most of us supporting the movements of the better artists, everyone wants to be a fucking rapper. Every motherfucking everyone. There's a reason why there's listeners, fans, and artists folks.It's to of course, help stimulate the economy behind a independent truly underground record. It's not taken seriously because of the explosion of the internet rapper.

I support downloading to a degree, because it's good promotion, and also it's bad because also if released too early ahead of a artists release, it can cause the artist to fail to at least make back the initial investment of pressing, making music, recording studio time etc., to get it all back. Those who don't at least get a copy after downloading it, even if they like it won't buy 9 times out of ten, so guess what? Now the artist either gives you shitty music, or he says fuck this shit, and quits because of a lack of support. This is when making good music comes into play. Making good music, should cause some folks to like it and buy it. But one thing is for sure, nothing beats going out in the public and doing it the old fashioned way, like when i first started making music at age 14. The internet culture has it's advantages, but also can confine a artist to the same people over and over, when the whole idea of promotion is to expose yourself and your music to new folks, all the time, every time. That is how true promotion works, and this is why it was successful with acts such as Syckside, Qstrange, Brotha Lynch Hung, Psycho Jesus and a few great acts that are still doing it big. Horrorcore to me is a lifestyle, it's the way we view the world, and how we use horror visual expressions to express ourselves in word form. It is a art as long as the right person knows how to use it in it's best form, it's a way to escape our shackled lives and agression, taking that agression and outputting it in music instead of taking another person's life. Unfortunately, there are folks who go a little far, and this scenario doesn't need to be mentioned here, because it's bigger than that. It's bigger than me and you, and everyone involved. It's the culture of horrocore and if we truly want this scene to flourish and become bigger and greater than it is, we need to realize we need to preserve it's culture and let those who come after us know what Horrorcore is. It's not one site, it's not Wicked Underground, it's all us, the community, and what we put back into the culture that defines Horrorcore.

We are Horrorcore, and i am proud to say that i will try my best to help move it forward, to the best that i can do, and make it for the people, make it for the artists, make it for the genre and culture. Fuck bias. Fuck being afraid to post music or taboo topics. This is what Horrorcore is, it's a movement a expression of self and others, and unless we understand this and conform ourselves to protect it, the bitch will die. It will become a corpse and get buried. Why do you think i wrote BEYOND DARKNESS about, huh? You think it was about a man's love for a corpse? Think again. It's about the genre of Horrorcore and how I ,the lover of it intends to keep his love of horrorcore from decaying and dying. I will do my best, but i can only do so much. It also has to do with you, the listenrers, the artists, the artwork guys, the tech folks who make websites for horrorcore, that can help make this change. It's a movement that we are already currently involved in. Let's rep everyone, the whole community, no bias, no bullshit. Just straight up Horrorcore. So we can all enjoy what we love, which is the music. So in ending this, now you know what i think in my opinion is true horrorcore...

It's you the community. Plain and simple and Wicked Underground will promise to do it's best to include everything that the genre has in store, and promote it without fear of being banned. Be mindful, be positive, we deal with enough negativity at home or work. We are here to enjoy Horrorcore. And hopefully you will come to understand why we, the people, the culture created the Wicked Underground.

The J.Hexx Project

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As of March 23rd,2010 i see that The Seven Doorz to Death/ Twitch of the Deadz Nervez is on the top albums list for horrorcore hip hop genre on CDBaby.Com!

 http://www.cdbaby.com/Top/628

From what it looks like, im the third from the top. Not bad!

-this news is as of March 24th, 2010, and is subject to change at any given moment.

Wassup, this is The J.Hexx Project, just coming back from a bit of a hiatus, a vacation as you call it. Just wanted to update you on a very long awaited information on my new album, MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD! The album is about 60% done recorded, there are some things i am going to clean up, im mixing my own verses, and so far it is surpassing my vision for what i imagined it to be, compared to what i have right now! All i can say is the wait will be worth it, and trust me- this album will change what a true horror album should sound and be like. Story based albums are not done as much in the genre of horrorcore for some reason (the last significant, and only story based horrorcore album ever made was Q STRANGE'S own CREATION TO EXEQUTION) and this was some time ago- so it is about time a new story based album building off the true horror life can offer is offered to the fans and listeners of the horrorcore community.

Also, as of late i have been working hard on getting to be more on the producer side of things. My first full production credit is on the new album Grindhouse Hip Hop from the group THE MONSTA SQUAD, from the label 3SE (which i have a good relationship with, good people), on a song called WORLD'S SICKEST GROUP. Those sick bastards really surprised me with the verses they put over my production, and the album is pretty tight. Go cop that shit if you love horror, cause Juz-10 and Mr Kiltcha go grindhouse horror over ill hip hop production, and the album is executive produced by BOB E NITE himself, so cop that shit at http://Official3SE.Com !

As far as M.O.T.C.G, the release date has not been picked, because once the album is done, then i can give a more solid release date. Quality over quantity i always said...

Stay tuned for more news from the schizo himself...take care horror fans!

P.S. GOD OF WAR 3 kicks serious ass! Cop it if you got a PS3!

Hey wassup horror fanatics! This is J.Hexx here with some music news. My good friend and fellow artist, Chopp Devize, has a new mixtape cd/digital album called ANGLES OF ATTACK, hosted by Dj Tony Touch himself! It features a wide assortment of artists, from Cannibus, Planet Asia, and even i am on this mixtape!

To purchase this very dope mixtape, go to: www.the7d.net to get a copy of this awesome mixtape, and support your local underground artists!

Wassup horror fanatics, schizos and psychos! This is THE J.HEXX PROJECT, putting you up to date on the changes here. As you can see, SevrdNervezMusic.Com has a brand new look, and deservingly so! Hope the new look will be liked and it will change more frequently in the future.

New information on the BIO page, under music discography. Added KOMATOSE'S album THE UGLY, and also you can now listen to the track MAKE IT RAIN BRAINS, featuring RUKUS and me collaborating with KOMATOSE!

Also if you haven't noticed, i added a new music player on the top of each page! What's cool about this player, is that it allows you to surf this site without interupting the song you're listening to, even as you click on different pages within the site!

So i hope this keeps you happy, don't forget there is free new mp3 downloadable music on the STORE page! Feel free to grab SEV'RD CUTZ AND SEV'RD CUTZ 2, courtesy of LACORE RECORDS. Visit the site at www.LacoreRecords.Com. Also for grabs is the art of SEV'RD CUTZ 2 by Corey Trenton as wallpaper in the media section at www.LacoreRecords.Com, so grab it while you're there!

Mountain of the Cannibal God is halfway finished, and a release date will be announced soon! Alot of folks can't wait to hear the storytelling style of rap i have made for this special project, which will be released by LACORE RECORDS. Production by BAD MIND, CHAMBER AND CROSSWORM.

So enjoy, and i will keep you updated! Keep it horror!

Wassup horror fanatics! This is J.Hexx here, just giving you the heads up on the updates. If you head to the store, we now take International orders, and all products have been priced accordingly for USA orders and INTERNATIONAL orders. And also, the store has the ability to apply all products to a cart, so that helps if you want to order multiple items, or order multiple copies of the same item!
ALSO: I just added a free music section, for folks who supported me, and for people who would like to get free music. I added SEV'RD CUTZ 1 and SEV'RD CUTZ 2, which are both old tracks and unreleased material in those releases! They are located in the FREE MUSIC section of the STORE link. It will direct you to LACORE RECORDS link, in which it will ask you if you would like to save the file. Click save file, and it will open a window in which it will ask where in your computer will you like to save the zip files to.
In order to get this download, either click on the picture art of the album you like to download for free, or click on the link below which says," GET SEV'RD CUTZ/ SEV'RD CUTZ 2 FOR FREE NOW!", and you will be able to download the music! A big thanks to Corey Trenton of LACORE RECORDS for the artwork, and the support in the release of these two free Mp3 albums!
Enjoy the site, and thanks for the support, the schizo appreciates it!

Wassup folks, this is the schizo here , back to let you know that i have updated the MUSIC section, and new discography information has been updated in the BIO section, as well. I been real hard at work on the new album, MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD, and i am really doing my best to make it the best album yet! So stay tuned folks, and thanks for stpping by and supporting your favorite schizo!

TONIGHT ON WFUCKOFF RADIO, I will have my song or songs played, battling against the group SOULJA PRIESTS, for who has the better songs. On the last round, i batled Crossworm, and it was close but i won to proceed to tonight's round! So please support your favorite schizo and vote for me live tonight, on WFUCKOFF RADIO! If tonight goes well, it will be a blessing and i have to say thanks to everyone who supported me last round, let's get together tonight and rep the schizo! The winner of tonight's show will get free promo on PSYCHOPATHIC RECORDS WFUCKOFF RADIO STATION On Canadian Bakin, plus a free 30 second spot the will run on the air repededly! Also there might be a nice surprise (crosses fingers) as the station hopefully will play a new song off my upcoming album, MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD! To vote, the show starts at 11pm-1am est, and call this number during the show, to vote for me and support the evil wicked shit at: 248-306-5616 and let them know that you vote for J.Hexx, and that's it! So i hope to get your support, and thank you for reading this! SEV'RD NERVEZ MUSIC- where Dark Minds Think Alike!

GO TO WWW.WFUCKOFFRADIO.COM and vote for me!

If you haven't heard it yet, I am going to release my new sophmore album, THE MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD on LACORE RECORDS! I thank Corey Trenton at LACORE RECORDS for the opportunity to bring to you a new album, and i look forward to the release!
I hope you like the new myspace look, and stay tuned for the next few months will be interesting indeed!

WWW.LACORERECORDS.COM WWW.MYSPACE.COM/THEJHEXXPROJECT

Wassup folks, the schizo needs your help! on todays show (9.3.09),CANADIAN BAKIN hosted by J RENO, my song will go up against other artists songs for the right to get airplay on WFUCKOFF RADIO! All you have to do is vote for me, for the best song you heard for that night! That's it! It's all going to be done by phone, plus you can shout out your homies while youre'at it!
The artist with the most votes from the juggalos wins!

It will be on tonight starting at 11 pm-1 am est! Here is the link to the station, stream the show CANADIAN BAKIN!

http://www.wfuckoffradio.com/wfko.php/welcome
YOU CAN VOTE FOR ME, THE J.HEXX PROJECT, CROSSWORM, TRIPS, OR SOULJA PREISTS, BY DIALING THIS NUMBER AND SAYING WHO YOU VOTE FOR TONIGHT DURING THE LIVE PROGRAM FROM 11 PM-1 AM EST!


Call in:
(248) 306-5616
(Lines only open during live shows)
Pick the show CANADIAN BAKIN at 11pm est tonight , and listen in for the newest wicked shit, and support your local indie artists!
Thank you for reading, i hope to get a vote from you!

Here is the link for the article: http://www.fangoria.com/musick/musick-news/3786-rapped-and-tagged-one-on-one-with-jhexx.html
RAPPED AND TAGGED: One-on-One With J.HEXX Written by Matt Molgaard,Sept 1st 2009

After reviewing (and becoming truly impressed by) The J. Hexx Project's latest release a couple of weeks back (read it here), FANGORIA MUSICK's Matt Molgaard had to track down Hexx for more on what makes him tick. Read on for more about the music, along with Hexx' massive affinity for the world of Italian horror! Be sure to check out the complete unedited interview as an MP3 via the FANGORIA ENTERTAINMENT Podcast! Simply search FANGORIA in the iTunes music store, where you'll find this and hundreds(!) of 100% FREE audio from the world of Fango!

Fangoria: Just for those unfamiliar with your music, define your sound, and your message.

J.Hexx: If I had to define the music, I would say it’s kind of like an amalgamation of darkness and light, intertwining into one. It’s kind of like, when you wake up in the morning, you see the sunlight, and it makes you arise with energy, but yet - it gets dark at night, which allows you to see the world in a different way. So I would say my music is the perfect contrast between dark and light, good and evil - in the aspect of how I view the world that I create through the music.

Fango: What inspired you to pursue music?

JH: Honestly, it was hip hop music in general. But going before that, I remember being a kid, growing up with my father who used to play a lot of jazz music, and a lot of Earth, Wind, And Fire and stuff like that. So as I was growing up I was really into a lot of the emotional aspects of music as far as storytelling, which actually extends a lot from my love of horror films, as well as anime and things of that manner.

Fango: Name some of your personal musical influences.

JH: I would say another deep one, would be the group Goblin who had actually collaborated with Dario Argento on the film DEEP RED. Goblin had a very big influence on me as far as the musical style that I’ve developed.

Fango: Now, give me a rundown on your musical history: how long have you been at this, how many albums have you released…fill us in.

JH: I’ve been doing this since I was 14. But I didn’t take on the J.Hexx persona until about 2001. To date I’ve released about 3-4 albums. Two were reissues, Seven Doorz Of Death was originally a 7 track EP which was self produced and self made. Then I created Twitch of The Deadz Nervez which was about a year and a half after I completed that [Seven Doorz]. I re-released those albums actually as one CD. Right now I’m in production on three others, two of which are for myself, and one is a gigantic group project.

Fango: How’s the reception been for the Seven Doorz To Death album?

JH: It was bigger than what I thought it would be, honestly. Since I was re-releasing it, the big difference was the artwork, and putting together the package and making it feel complete. Having Gus Cervantes do the artwork was one of the best ideas that ever came to light. I didn’t think people would be so open to something so different. I have to say I’m blessed that people that are into this music have actually taken it in and regarded it as a new classic for today’s age and time.

Fango: What’s your goal? Sell a million records, change a life? What do you really want to achieve that you haven’t yet?

JH: I really would like to see the genre grow into a larger beast than what it is. I do what I do, but I’m only part of an entire movement. And I think that it’s coming to the point where I’m starting to feel that it’s bigger than what I am, it’s bigger than anything - I just would like to see the horror genre, as far as music is concerned get more into the mainstream.

Fango: So it’s safe to say that you do this for the fans.

JH: Yeah, honestly - you know, I could be a liar and say I make millions of dollars doing this, but I don’t. I actually get more satisfaction out of doing something that people enjoy, that are true horror fans as well as true music fans. I’m hoping that by the things that I’m doing it will encourage other people to take those wild and different directions. To be themselves, and create their own characters and create their own worlds, so we can make the genre much more interesting and more lifelike to people.

Fango: Now, everybody who reads or listens to the interviews I conduct knows I like to talk movies, so let’s talk movies. Your favorite horror flick of the year thus far?

JH: There’s been a lot of really good movies, but I have to say the remake of MY BLOODY VALENTINE was actually something I really enjoyed. I would say that movie so far.

Fango: All time favorite?

JH: There’s so many…but I would have to say Argento’s DEEP RED. Fango: You clearly have an affinity for Dario Argento (as do I). Is it safe to say that he’s your favorite director? JH: He’s one of my favorite. I actually have about 4 or 5 of them. If I had to put it on a top to bottom list, I would say George Romero is number one, number two would be Argento, three would be Fulci, four would be Joe D’Amato, and five I would say would be Andrea Bianchi. Fango: You like a lot of the Italian stuff then? JH: Yeah, and the reason why I like it is because how visual it was, especially Argento and Fulci‘s work. Not only that, but a lot of it has a lot of social commentary content. A lot of the younger people now don’t understand, looking at these mainstream films. These mainstream films, they scare you, they gore you out, but they don’t really have the substance that a lot of these older films have. For example DAWN OF THE DEAD was about consumerism, if you look at Joe D’Amato’s BEYOND THE DARKNESS it was about the obsession of love that goes beyond life. There’s a lot of good messages within these older gory horror films that people don’t realize unless people look between the lines.

Fango: What do you say to those who have been supporting the J.Hexx Project?

JH: I say that J.Hexx may hate himself, but he loves all the people that have been supporting him. I do all this music for you, I try to be the voice of people that have a hard time expressing those dark thoughts and motives within their hearts. I’m just being a voice for the people who feel like they don’t have an outlet to express that type of thought or content.

THE SEVEN DOORZ TO DEATH/TWITCH OF THE DEADZ NERVEZ album is available digitally via CDbaby.com, Amazon.com, Itunes, Rhapsody.com, lala.com, and tradebit.com. If you'd like to obtain a hard copy of the album hit up any of the following retailors: SevrdNervezMusic.com, Official3SE.com, CdBaby.com, Target.com, Amazon.com, RedrumMedia.com, CdUniverse.com, CdConnection.com or O-Level.net (of Japan).

I met Matt Molgaard of Fangoria.Com some time ago, and we hit it off as great friends. He really has been a great supporter of the Horrorcore movement, and he asked if I could send him some music for review. And now the review is up at FANGORIA.COM!

http://fangoria.com/musick/reviews/3684-rapped-and-tagged-the-jhexx-project--the-seven-doorz-to-deathtwitch-of-the-deadz-nervez.html

Wassup horror fans! The schizo is back with some news!
I have come up with a dream concept horror album consisting of the artists and producers on the listing below. Keep in mind the list isn't done yet, as there is one more artist to announce, and more features to come as follows. Here is the listing so far..

THE SNUFF ADDICTS
The J.Hexx Project
Trips
Icepick Willie
Web Three
Mr Kiltcha
Saint Sinna

Features:
Crossworm
Renigade
Likewize
Komatose
Raven Hunter

Production by:
Icepick Willie
Bad Mind
Komatose
Saint Sinna

I am very hopeful and confident this project will be completed in a high quality format product that will immerse your ears in its high visual concept. More news to come!

As of today, this mix cd is now selling for $10.00 a cd. So if you haven't copped it or got it yet, you can get it here at Sev'rd Nervez in the store page!

Me, Epitaph, Sewerside and the Urban Horror Clique are in this weeks CITY LINK MAGAZINE! The pictures for our show last week are on pages 10 and 11! A big shout out to Jon Vinazza of Underlabstudios.com and Dawn Dubriel of REDAWN.TV for the wonderful show!

You read the topic correctly, i am the winner of THE NEW TIMES READER'S CHOICE AWARDS for BEST LOCAL ALBUM OF 2009 for THE SEVEN DOORZ TO DEATH/ TWITCH OF THE DEADZ NERVEZ! And also i got to win THE BEST LOCAL HIP HOP ARTIST OF 2009 award as well, and the paper will be in print for BROWARD and PALM BEACH areas on June 11TH 2009!

Since i have started my label in 2008, the year was a great year for SEV'RD NERVEZ MUSIC and myself, and since i have done alot of local shows, had my music played at various internet radio stations which includes RUE MORGUE RADIO and many others. I have the support of a nice dedicated following who continues to support me and grow by the minute. Locally i am finally starting to be recoqnized as a contributor to the local music scene, and i thank everyone who voted for me, and have supported me, gave me inspirational advice and been to my shows, bought cd's and dvd's and so on forth.
Thank you , it has been a wonderful one year for the schizo, and i appreciate the respect and support you have given me!

Now here is the link for you to see for yourself...

http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/bestof/2009/section/readers-poll-846693/

I just found out LALA.COM now carries The Seven Doorz to Death /Twitch of the Deadz Nervez album! They carry the MP3 album version, and the have a good price too!
See ther links below the album in the store section of this website to see for yourself!

Happy Birthday to me, the schizo! I am very happy today, as i have done alot in just the last eight months! Also today marks the one year anniversary of Sev'rd Nervez Music's creation, just a year ago! I cannot complain, i met alot of wonderful and supportive people who have treated me with nothing but respect and mad love. Just to think a year ago, i started this small label just to put my own music out- and so far i don't regret my descision of doing it.
I'ts alot of hard work, and motivation, but it is worth all my time.
Thank you for making SEV'RD NERVEZ MUSIC's first year a phenominal one, and i appreciate everything!
yours truely;
THE J.HEXX PROJECT

If you go to the BIO page, on the bottom i have added a section for the discography that i have appeared on and has been released commercially to the public! There will be more updates real soon, so check the site from time to time, ok? Take care sickos!

As of today, i have 20 limited copies of this great album, signed by both me and DJ Suckafree availiable! These are extremely limited, so if you haven't copped this mix cd yet, this maybe your chance to cop one of the best wicked underground mix cd's yet! The mix cd contains a slew of the wicked underground's finest artists, and is hosted by none other than Menacide! Check it out at the store now!

When:
Saturday, May 30, 2009

Where:
Boardriders Bar & Grill
231 SE 1st Ave
Boca Raton
33432

Description:
FROM THE MAKERS THAT BOUGHT YOU AUTEUR EXPLOSION:

5 Wicked Hip-Hop Acts Inside 2 Room Bar with pool tables -

PERFORMANCES AND SHOW TIMES
9:00 Dogs of The Dead
9:30 The J. Hexx Project
10:00 Epitaph & The Urban Horror Clique
10:30 Sewerside
11:00 WEB THREE
ALSO:
SHORT FILMS by UNDERLAB STUDIOS & HELMS BROTHERS

I found out the horror magazine, RUE MORGUE MAGAZINE, it's website has a radio section where they do interviews with some horror stars, make up artists and also play indie music geared towards horror. So it was a nice surprise to see that Tomb Dragomir, who runs the radio programming, picked up Schizo Killjoy and is playing the song for the week of MARCH 6TH -MARCH 12TH 2009!
A big thank you goes out to Tomb Dragomir and everyone at RUE MORGUE MAGAZINE and RADIO @ RUE-MORGUE.COM for helping spread the sickness, and we appreciate it! Also a thanks to Ice Pick Willie of 3SE for the props!
Here is the link!
http://www.rue-morgue.com/boards/showthread.php?t=25730
UPDATE: It's not on the music player list now,(they update every 7 days) but as you can see in the link, i was there!
Take care schizos and i will write ya later!