Disturbed’s Front Man Promotes New Album & Discusses Racism in Rock on Popular NYC Show!

NEW YORK (August 17, 2015) — The SDR Show, hosted by comedian Big Jay Oakerson and heavy metal disc jockey Ralph Sutton, welcomed David Draiman to their studio this past week.

The front man of legendary rock band Disturbed discussed not only sex, drugs, and rock n roll, but racism in rock and his aversion to social media, among many other subjects, as he promoted his band’s new album, “Immortalized.”

“With five albums – soon to be sixth – and four of them as back-to-back #1 albums, Disturbed dominated the early first decade of the 2000s,” says Sutton. “The band broke up – but now, not only are they announcing a reunion, but releasing a new album – ‘Immortalized’ comes out this week! So imagine my surprise when Warner Brothers Records called me to get David into the studio.”

The SDR Show has an advance peek of Draiman’s interview, available at www.theSDRshow.com/disturbed. The show will officially air Wednesday morning.

“This is the first time a major rock star called us first,” continues Sutton. “And we talked about EVERYTHING: his hot wife, his new kid, the album, and more. This was a true treat, as both Big Jay& I are totally ‘down with the sickness’!”

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About The SDR Show: 

The SDR Show (short for Sex, Drugs and Rock-N-Roll) delivers everything its name implies: featuring candid interviews with some of the world’s most interesting characters, from Top 10 Billboard artists such as Living Colour and Tesla to internationally acclaimed porn stars like Lisa Ann and Jade Vixen, the show is hosted by rock radio personality Ralph Sutton and comedian Big Jay Oakerson. From superstar DJs to world-renowned authors, comedians and celebrities, podcasting has become a mainstay in today’s entertainment industry, and in such a saturated digital market, creating a show that makes the charts and catches attention from the onset is almost unheard of. Combining three of America’s hottest topics, The SDR Show has picked up a momentum that usually requires months of heavy promotion, making a name for itself by going where few dare to tread – completely uncensored and thoroughly satisfying. For more information, visit http://www.TheSDRShow.com.