In 2007, Seattle rockers Jupiter Crash recorded their first full-length CD, “The Skin Before the Art”, at Seattle's legendary London Bridge Studios. The CD was produced by the legendary Jonathan Plum (Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Blind Melon, Candlebox, Unwritten Law). The CD's single "Dark Surprise" was then chosen by the Wasted Space Rock Club (including superstar celebrity Carey Hart) as the theme-song for their website, www.hartswastedspace.com. (Wasted Space is located inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.) In 2008, the band released their acclaimed digital-only 3-song EP, "Fame Addiction", which debuted on the radio show “Garage Monkey”, hosted by legendary DJ Damon Stewart, who launched Seattle’s grunge movement and changed the course of music. At the same time, they were chosen as one of the top 30 semi-finalists of Motley Crue's "Make Rock History" contest (out of 8,000 bands nationwide). Soon thereafter, they recorded the as-yet released, Plum-produced 3-song EP "The London Bridge Sessions Vol.1", mastered by music veteran Eddy Schreyer of Oasis Mastering (Iron Maiden, Queen, System of a Down, Alice in Chains, Bob Dylan, Christina Aguilera). Throughout, the band worked with celebrity rock designer Albert Ochosa of Rising Sun Media, who designed their branding campaign and website. Most recently, the band retained music impresario Steve Eggleston, aka The Eggman, of Eggman PR and Eggman Management for full-time management and PR, and relocated to Vegas, where they will soon release "The London Bridge Sessions Vol. 1" and re-release "The Skin Before the Art". Within days of their arrival, "Dark Surprise" shot to 1 on the Vegas Internet Rock Charts.