PTA, The Parents Television Council, Focus On the Family, and Susan Sarandon-championed National Coalition Against Domestic Violence Condemn CD And Its Proposed Holiday

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DETROIT/EWORLDWIRE/April 22, 2009 --- Time-Warner powerhouse HBO and publishing giant Penguin Books have moved to block the March release of the Murdercap Records CD, "The Border/Generation Kill," citing concerns about the CD's content. Volatile communiques from the media giants threaten to block the CD's release.

The first single, "Around Da World Wit No Draws On," drops April 22, and the company has been condemned for declaring May as "National No Draws To School Month" by Focus on the Family, the Susan Sarandon-championed National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and the Parents Television Council. The condemnation follows on the heels of the Canadian government banning the Murdercap label from Canada for being "too gangsta," drawing in rap kingpins Jay Z, The Game, and 50 Cent.

In an ironic twist, Murdercap Records CEO Jerome Almon reveals that much of the CD's content and title were inspired by the scandalous Canadian series, "The Border" (known as the dirtiest show on North American television) and by his experiences in Toronto. He also reveals that the judge that he alleges framed him for a five-year felony in the infamous $900 million "Rappergate" lawsuit was indicted in early April for framing another defendant, completely devastating Canada and the State Department's position in the case.

The CD follows Murdercap Records as it takes listeners on a one way trip through the alleys and streets of America's most dangerous city - Detroit and its "sexcapades" in the Great White North that led to the label's ban. The CD showcases Detroit as a city of extremes - extremely violent, extremely backward, extremely misogynistic - and extremely Black, as it snatches lyrics from the headlines, clubs, streets, and hotels from Motown to T-Town (Toronto).

The music video features an all-Canadian, teen female cast, along with VH1's Rock of Love and Charm School scandal in motion Frenchy as the teacher leading the way in an orgy of girl school lap dancing and bad girl behavior. Frenchy's commercial for the single is an instant classic as she extolls the virtues of "no draws" in the 09. The commercial has been banned from Comcast in Detroit and other cities which has led Murdercap Records CEO to appeal the ban to the New York headquarters of the cable giant.

Murdercap Records has also declared May as "National No Draws To School Month" to celebrate the single's release. This has immediately caused parents group and school administrators to condemn the proposed holliday sans draws as despicable - and the cover for the controversial single as "filthy." The CD itself skewers and mercilessly attacks "Cartoon Rappers player haters, and would be censors, while celebrating girls, cars, money, and the club. The single is immediately available for download on CDBaby and available in two weeks on all other download sites such as iTunes and Napster.

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SOURCE: MURDERCAP Records