Dive deep into a sonic time machine, as Ed Erenberg resurrects a hidden gem from the annals of '80s cinema! 🎬🔥 Presenting "Strength In Numbers," a masterful reimagining of the signature track from the 1987 shot-on-video movie of the same name, directed by the visionary Rolfe Kanefsky. This track comes alive just in time to accompany the new, highly anticipated 2-disc Blu-ray set of Kanefsky's cult horror classic, "There's Nothing Out There," featuring the full-length, never before seen, “Strength In Numbers” as a special feature.

Feel the echoes of an era where rock reigned supreme, as Erenberg serves an electrifying homage to the legendary new wave rock hits of the '80s. From the colossal drum beats that pulse through your veins to the exhilarating crunch of the guitars, every note is a tribute to a time when music was an unstoppable force.

"Strength In Numbers" isn't just a song; it's a unifying anthem that screams for camaraderie and resilience. The raw energy, the passion, and the sheer power of this track remind us of the rock anthems that once shaped arenas, uniting thousands under one electrifying beat. In a world where the essence of rock has evolved and taken different paths, Erenberg brings back that classic roar, making us nostalgic and yet, ready for a new revolution.

Whether you're an '80s aficionado or a modern-day rock enthusiast, this track is bound to set your soul on fire! 🔥🎶

Experience rock like it once was, experience "Strength In Numbers."

🎧 Listen now and feel the strength. 🤘🎸🖤

Written and performed by Ed Erenberg
Produced and Mixed by Dave Vernick & Ed Erenberg

Strength In Numbers

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