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Battle of the Bands contest winner announced!

Friday, May 23rd, 2008 at 12:35pm by Derek

bobwii.jpgTime’s up, folks! The deadline has passed, and the results are in.

But first, we would like to thank everyone who participated in our Battle of the Bands contest. Some great entries have been written since the contest started Wednesday, and most of the albums proposed would definitely be a blast to play in a Wii rhythm game. It was difficult to pick just one, so we narrowed it down to three finalists and, finally, a grand prize winner. Here are the results.

01. Phil Myth (Rush – 2112)
02. neko to kuruma (Bathory – Nordland I)
03. Keefe (Yes – Relayer)

Infendo reader Phil Myth wins with his entry for the legendary Rush album 2112. He gets a free copy of the Wii game Battle of the Bands compliments of THQ and Infendo. So Phil, be sure to send an e-mail with your mailing address to tips@infendo.com as soon as possible to claim your prize. And thanks for entering, everyone!

4 Comments

  1. benthedorklord says...

    not to be a sore loser, but this seems like a kind of subjective contest to me. it depends on whether or not the judge likes the band/album selected, right?

  2. Derek says...

    Definitely wasn’t like that. If it were simply objectively based on which albums we personally liked best, my vote would’ve gone to the At The Gates and Stratovarius albums, being a devout metal head. The contest criteria were outlined briefly in the original post, and we also considered mainstream appeal of the selected album.

  3. linkmendez says...

    fuck the mainstream
    CHILDREN BORN OF SIN TEAR YOUR SOULS APART!!!!!

  4. neko to kuruma says...

    Oh man, so close! Congrats though, Phil. :)

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