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Whenever we hear the name Eve to Adam, we think of the Garden of Eden and how one little apple spawned most of the religious horror we know and love today. So when the band offered up some swag, we thought of a perfect contest tie-in...

The NYC rockers are currently on tour with Texas Hippie Coalition, and the two groups are providing the following prize packs, which we'll split up among four (4) lucky winners:

Eve to Adam

· T-shirt

· Beenie

· Autographed Poster

· Flask

· Sticker

Texas Hippie Coalition

· T-shirt

· Sticker

· Poster

· Koozie

· License Plate Frame

To enter for your chance to win, just send us an E-mail Here including your full name, mailing address, a few of your favorite religious-themed horror films, and band preference. We'll poll the band members as well and randomly pick winners whose choices match theirs. (Let's face it - The Exorcist is gonna win hands down...

We doubt Dread Central readers will be scandalized by the new video for "Straightjacket Supermodel" released by Eve to Adam, but with a leather-clad Juliya Chernetsky and Playboy Playmate Kristin Nicole appearing in it, we figured you'd at least want to check it out.

We've been talking about the song, which was inspired by the TV show "Dexter," for quite some time, and now finally NYC rockers Eve to Adam have released a video for it. The video shows the band performing at a twisted photo shoot featuring leather-clad dominatrix Juliya Chernetsky (of Fuse fame) and Playboy Playmate vixen Kristin Nicole. Electric chairs, ball gags, and an axe also make appearances, all adding up to a truly scandalous experience.

"Straitjacket Supermodel" is featured on the band's forthcoming album, Locked & Loaded, which is slated to be released this summer via 3for5/Megaforce/Sony Red. The album was produced by an all-star cast of producers,...

Ever wonder what soundtrack Dexter might hear in his head while hanging out in his kill room? Well, the band Eve to Adam has a new single entitled "Straitjacket Supermodel" that might fit the bill perfectly!

Eve to Adam's new single "Straitjacket Supermodel" is now available on iTunes and has also debuted at #40 on the Active Rock radio charts. "Straitjacket Supermodel" is featured on the band's forthcoming album Locked and Loaded available May 21st.

The band had this to say about their hard-hitting new single, "'Straitjacket Supermodel' was inspired by the TV show 'Dexter.' We wrote a song that we envisioned would play in Dexter's head as he prepares to kill. The song is still Eta, but with a more modern edge. It's Eve to Adam 2.0."

Eve to Adam is comprised of Taki Sassaris (lead vocals/guitar), Alex Sassaris (drums/backing vocals), and Gaurav Bali (guitar/backing vocals). Luis...

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