AN
ODE
TO
HORROR
FLICKS
PUDDLE
OF
MUDD’S
NEW
VIDEO
MAKES
ITS
DEBUT
ON
YAHOO!
“Psycho”
single
debuts
on
rock
radio
charts
Santa
Monica,
CA,
October
9,
2007
–
Just
in
time
for
Halloween!
Puddle
Of
Mudd’s
video
for
their
new
single
“Psycho”
was
picked
for
a
“Yahoo!
music
videos
Premiere”
and
can
be
viewed
right
now
on
the
site.
An
ode
to
horror
flicks
“Psycho”
was
shot
in
Los
Angeles,
with
some
shots
done
on
the
set
of
the
original
“Bates
Motel”
from
the
movie
“Psycho,”
and
spoofs
famous
horror
flicks
such
as
“Halloween,”
“Psycho,”
“Poltergeist,”
“Texas
Chain
Saw
Massacre”
and
“I
Know
What
You
Did
Last
Summer.”
Look
closely,
are
those
some
well
known
celebrities
in
the
video
who
get
caught
up
with
the
band
while
on
their
bizarre
psycho
trip?
To
directly
view
the
full
video
now
on
Yahoo!
Music
go
to:
http://music.yahoo.com/video/49659939
Yahoo!
Music
Video
Premieres
page:
www.music.yahoo.com/premieres
“Psycho”
debuts
on
the
rock
radio
charts
this
week
and
their
new
album
Famous
is
available
for
purchase
in
stores
and
online
today!
Having
toured
with
Breaking
Benjamin
and
Three
Days
Grace
on
a
sold
out
arena
tour
and
then
a
supporting
slot
on
this
summer’s
biggest
rock
tour
with
Nickelback,
Puddle
Of
Mudd
are
currently
out
on
a
headlining
tour
that
makes
a
stop
in
Charenton,
LA
tonight
(see
below
for
remaining
dates).
Famous
was
recorded
in
Los
Angeles
and
Colorado.
Brian
Howes
(Hinder,
Daughtry)
co-wrote
the
first
single
“Famous”
with
Wes
and
produced
the
track.
Former
Black
Flag
drummer
Bill
Stevenson
(Rise
Against,
MXPX
etc.),
Jason
Livermore
(Rise
Against,
NOFX)
and
Jack
Joseph
Puig
(John
Mayer),
along
with
Puddle
Of
Mudd
all
have
producer
credits
on
the
album.
Puddle
Of
Mudd
is
singer/guitarist
Wes
Scantlin,
bassist
Douglas
Ardito
and
new
members
Christian
Stone
(ex-Campfire
Girls)
on
guitar
and
Ryan
Yerdon
on
drums.
Puddle
Of
Mudd’s
2001
debut
album
Come
Clean
spawned
no
less
than
four
#1
alternative
and
rock
radio
hit
singles
(“Blurry,”
“She
Hates
Me,”
“Control”
and
“Drift
And
Die”),
with
“Blurry”
becoming
the
most
played
track
on
Modern
Rock
Radio
for
2002
and
scooping
the
ASCAP
award
for
most
played
song
of
the
year.
2003
saw
the
release
of
their
follow
up
Life
On
Display
which
featured
the
top
5
radio
hit
“Away
From
Me”
and
the
top
10
hit
“Heel
Over
Head.”