You did it!

You, our fans, did a stand-up job! Brainclaw has won a coveted spot in the Japanese promotional campaign for the new Diehard 4 movie with Bruce Willis!

Our collaborative song with Japanese cyberpunk author Kenji Siratori, called “Regenerator P.I.G.” will appear behind Japanese movie trailers for Diehard 4, starting later this week.

Kenji approached us with some of his spoken-word technopoetry in Japanese, and asked if we would compose a Brainclaw song to go with it, which we did with glee.

You will be able to see the trailer with the Brainclaw song at the Fox Japan website sometime this week.

You can visit Kenji’s MySpace site HERE. You can visit his official website HERE.

Thanks again to everyone who voted!

Domo Arigato Gozaimashita!

Well, it doesn’t get much cooler than this:

Brainclaw’s musical collaboration with Japanese Cyberpunk author Kenji Siratori, called “Regenerator P.I.G.” is up for possible use in the Japanese promotional campaign for the brand-new Diehard 4: Live Free or Die Hard movie!

You can view the trailer with the Brainclaw music HERE.

Brainclaw and Kenji Siratori fans can vote for this song on MySpace by clicking HERE.

You will be prompted to fill out a MySpace email. Do it like this:

In the Subject line put:
contest vote

In the Body of the email put:
http://www.myspace.com/kenjisiratori
Brainclaw & Kenji Siratori

Then hit “send.”

That’s it! Help make Brainclaw famous in Japan!

It looks like Brainclaw is getting ready to dip it’s claws back into the world of Hollywood film music…

Tara and David were approached recently by director Fabian Rush, who wanted to license at least two Brainclaw songs for his upcoming sci-fi horror film, Pantheon Black.

Info on the movie:

Title: Pantheon Black
Genre: Sci-fi thriller
Brief Plot: A group of explorers unwittingly release an ancient god whose only intent is to destroy the world.

Sounds like it is right up Brainclaw’s collective alley!

The songs “When The Dark Rains Come” (featured on the Matrix Revolutions and Matrix Box Set DVD releases) and “Fallen” have been selected to appear in the film, with “Fallen” most likely being used in it’s entirety during the closing credits sequence!

More information as it becomes available…