COBRA ENTERTAINMENT

8.03.07 Cobra Music Site Launch

Now you can be kept in the loop of all things going off at Cobra Music. We're already off to a very exciting year with much more to come!!!

10.22.07 Suffrajett On Tour w/ Juliette and The Licks

Suffrajett embarks on Fall Tour hitting 32 different cities over the next 2 month with Juliette and The Licks. See the Shows tab for the dates.

7.04.07 The Hanks play the 2007 Van’s Warped Tour

The Hanks are playing on the "Kevin Says" stage at the Salt Lake City and Denver stops. The set times aren't posted until the day of, so make sure and stop by the "Kevin Says" stage first thing and check out the set times. The Hanks will be selling their sampler CDs for $1 with 2 songs from Your New Attraction and 2 new songs from their upcoming album!!

6.25.07 Check out The Hanks on Music Plus!

The band has created an interactive Music Plus profile with all the Hanks content your heart desires! It's already has a bunch of photos and a ton of songs, four songs performed LIVE (including two from our upcoming album) and an interview for you to watch.

6.19.07 Telephone Drops “Automatic” on Cobra Music

Portland’s own synth-pop outfit TELEPHONE, forged by former Dandy Warhol founder Eric Hedford, launches their first full-length album “Telephone: Automatic,” streeting June 19 via Los Angeles and Chicago-based independent record label Cobra Music (distributed by Fontana Distribution). The band begins touring with a handful of West Coast dates in anticipation of a nationwide trek.

“I can’t wait to get out and tour this record. We spent a year making it, and went through a lot: band members quit, we fired people, we had fun, drama, lots of stress, and questioned whether the band would go on. But, after all of it, we made a record I am proud of,” remarks Hedford.

The album sequence and lyrics ended up reflecting the struggle of making the record, starting off positive, then diving down into despair, and then ending with a sense of hope for the future. “I swear it’s not a cheesy ‘concept’ album,” Hedford laughs.

"It's a Northwest effort, through and through," says Hedford, recording basic tracks with Jeff Stuart Saltzman (Death Cab for Cutie, Stephen Malkmus), mixing with Hedford’s old friend Tony Lash (The Dandy Warhols, Special Goodness, Heatmiser, Elliott Smith), and receiving a helping hand from friends.