Hollywood Undead. American Tragedy Redux. CD.

2011 has been a banner year for Hollywood Undead. The bands sophomore release, American Tragedy, entered the Billboard Top 200 Album Chart at number 4 this past spring and has sold almost a quarter of a million albums to date in the US alone. The album has spawned several hits including "Hear Me Now," "Been To Hell," "Coming Back Down," and the latest single "Bullet."

"This is our first remix record ever," J-Dog from Hollywood Undead explains. "We got to pick the DJs and re-mixers that the band really likes. Borgore, Jonathan Davis (Korn), KMFDM, Andrew W.K. are a few on the list. Who would have thought that someone you grew up listening to would one day remix your song, Me...Bitch! So stay tuned, and hope you enjoy it. We hope it makes you sweat your t*ts off at your barnyard raves! Enjoy!"

Hollywood Undead will also continue to perform to standing room only crowds as they travel across the US as part of the World War III tour co-headlining with Asking Alexandria and then followed immediately with the Avenged Sevenfold on the Buried Alive arena tour, on which the band will be the main support.

Hollywood Undead are an explosive cocktail of hip hop, rock and metal, forging an alternative style that carved out a loyal and die-hard fan base since their debut on the LA scene in 2005. They craft incisive, sharp and sarcastic raps that slash the jugular of mainstream pop culture. Donning individual masks, Hollywood Undead possess a dark aesthetic thats connected to their hometowns depravity. Their debut release Swan Songs is now approaching sales of 1,000,000 copies, and platinum certification from the RIAA. Swan Songs spent 53 consecutive weeks on the aforementioned album chart, and re-charted in front of the release of American Tragedy.