Twenty12 Already Hits Alternative Rock Music Charts

The band VTT's song Twenty12 is swiftly climbing Internet Radio Charts. Making it to #9 on Local Alternative on Reverbnation.com .

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Twenty12 Already Hits Alternative Rock Music Charts

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Rockaway, New Jersey, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 9, 2012 --Fans that have signed up for VTT’s newsletter already know; but now it’s time for the rest of VTT’s followers to grab Twenty12 while they can. The download of “Twenty12” is now fantastically free on their Bandcamp site
( VoodooTerrorTribe.Bandcamp.com ) . The lyrics are written by Lead Singer Gil PZ.

The band got the team Music Video Production Company “Hungry Goats For Hire” { HungryGoatsForHire.com }, to film on location their video for Twenty12 in Wharton, New Jersey. A small promo video is now out. The actual series of Twenty12 Videos will be released shortly. The location was HUGH FORCE CANAL PARK; whish is located at West Central Avenue in Wharton, New Jersey. “These guys worked really hard on building the place!” says Emir Erkal, Guitarist, “We got as much footage as possible, before the haunted theme park opensedup to the public!”
The "Tent of Terror" was a haunted walk through, under a tent featuring over 16 decorated sets and 25 live actors. This is a semi professional haunted house with zombies, ghosts, pirates, aliens, vampires, bats and more.
THIS WAS A CHARITY FOOD DRIVE WITH PROCEEDS BENEFITING THE INTERFAITH FOOD PANTRY OF MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
About the Interfaith Food Pantry: More than 5,000 households in Morris County rely on the Interfaith Food Pantry for supplemental groceries year round. Last year they distributed nearly 730,000 pounds of food to low-income working families and senior citizens living on fixed incomes. They deliver to housebound seniors and the disabled.

The Interfaith Food Pantry was established in 1994 when a group from throughout the community, including individuals from churches already operating food closets, met to discuss the issue of hunger in our area. There already was a growing awareness that many families needed assistance in securing food. It was also noted that a centralized location was necessary, since many of those in need did not have transportation. The group decided to consolidate their programs working out of one central location in Morristown, and to seek the
community’s help in maintaining and staffing the project. We now distribute food Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings and Thursday afternoon from the Pantry at 190 Speedwell Avenue, and on the first four Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays of the month from the warehouse at t 540a West Hanover Avenue. they also deliver groceries to housebound seniors and the physically disabled.

Along with their feeding program, they feel it is important to provide information and education about the needs in the community and volunteer opportunities where people can feel they have personally made a difference.
With this in mind, they offer tours and orientation programs to youth and adult groups, make presentations at local churches and clubs, and provide volunteer opportunities to our community. Volunteers range from 5-year old Tiger Cubs to seniors in their mid-eighties. Groups come from civic organizations, temples, churches, schools and local businesses. At present, we have more than 250 volunteers with regularly assigned tasks, and hundreds more who come in on an as needed basis, who together keep the pantry and warehouse running.

Thanks to the outpouring of donations from throughout the community, they are also able to provide support to other agencies this past year, including NJ Battered Women’s Services, Interfaith Council for Homeless Families, Morris County Division of Aging and Disabilities, Morris County Office of Temporary Assistance, NWNJ Maternal & Child Health Network, Hope House, the Community Soup Kitchen, Morris County Mental
Health Association, and others.

They’re currently distributing more than 14,000 pounds of food per week. For more information, call 973-538-8049 or visit the Interfaith Food Pantry website at
{ www.mcifp.org }


Band Members: Gil Pz: Vocals, Emir Erkal: Guitars, Primer: Bass, T-Bone: Drums VTTrocks.com
Twenty12 Film Promo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHD8T-nA_-M

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