Pimpin' Horus is pleased to announce a parnership with premium energy drink company "PimpJuice".

PimpJuice has joined the team for the "Down for the Money" EP launch on Friday April 24 at Jive, which will give fans access to great prices on unique cocktails for the night.

Pimpin' Horus thanks the PimpJuice team for their support.

Pimpin' Horus has been selected as the Feature Artist for MusicSA - you can read the article here.

(Excerpt from http://www.npsp.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=1856)

The Mullet Festival Battle of the Bands event saw approximately 250 people pass through the doors of the St Peters' Town Hall with eight talented bands battling it out for the $1000 first place prize money, as well as a Feature Article on MusicSA.com.au and a live set and interview on local Radio program, YouthFM.

First prize went to Pimpin' Horus - a clear audience favorite. Runner up was The Eastwoods, who received an Ausmusic SA Music Business Course Enrolment to the value of $295. A commendation was awarded to Slick Arnold, the youngest band members of the night who showed great musical talent for their age. The judges, Gordon Andersen from Ausmusic SA, Drew Landt from Carclew Youth Arts, and a local upcoming musicians, Tom Sharrad and Ashleigh Job from last Mullet Festival's Winning band, MPC, were duly impressed with the variety and talent on the night.

"The event was a big success and it was great to see not only a lot of young people attending and participating but to earn the respect of the wider music community" said Peri Strathearn who was the Festival's Battle of the Bands Event Coordinator."

Officer warns of black-market campaign

An undercover officer has warned of a shadowy organisation poised to introduce a dangerous new product into the Adelaide black market.

The officer, who cannot be named for security reasons, stated that the purveyors in question had spent about six months introducing the product to the market, but had so far kept a relatively low profile. However, he warned that this was about to change.

“The operation has an unusual front, in that the ringleaders have been posing as a local funk-rock outfit named Pimpin’ Horus,” the officer explained. “This has allowed them to infiltrate areas where their target consumers assemble: pubs, clubs and whatnot.”

“However, as of August 14th, the members of Pimpin’ Horus have withdrawn from the public eye, purportedly to Capital Sound Studios in the Adelaide CBD. They are rumoured to have enlisted notorious producer Anj Malavazos to oversee operations.”

The officer suggested that this group would seek to combine five volatile elements to create something that those in the industry refer to as “an EP”.

When queried as to why this posed a danger to the public, the officer continued: “Our sources suggest that the EP may be leaked en masse upon an unsuspecting public. Most people currently engaging with “the scene” have become used to a certain type of product, with multiple manufacturers trying to simply tweak a formula that is currently popular. However, Pimpin’ Horus is aiming for something else entirely.”

“It’s not entirely new,” clarified our informant, “but this particular market hasn’t seen the likes of it for quite some time. I’m just not sure how the kids will react to it.”

When asked what his advice to potential consumers was, the officer suggested that the best defence was a good offence: “This underground campaign is going to rely on the recruitment of affected individuals to help spread the word. The best way to help your community would be to infiltrate their ranks by visiting www.pimpinhorus.com and expressing your interest in their product. The band is rumoured to employ a free distribution policy.”

“Once on the inside, responsible citizens should covertly report all developments to the authorities.”

Pimpin' Horus assures all interested parties that despite threats of infiltration, distribution will proceed as intended.

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