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Wednesday 1st March 2006

South Carolina punk rockers eleventyseven set for May release.

THE PUNK rock band from Greenville, South Carolina, eleventyseven will now have their debut record label album 'And The Land Of Fake Believe' released in the US in May. The release will be through Flicker Records (EMI CMG in the UK).  CR

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Posted by Darren Schrock in Grantsville, MD @ 18:02 on Mar 16 2006

I love these guys! They're so down to earth, and they know how to rock the party. After the concert last night, I got to talk with the band. They're great guys... even though they threatened to kill a unicorn if I didn't support them. It's all good. Then Matthew wore my hat... and I wore his... and he took a pic with his camera phone. I touched one of the sweetest lookin' chucks I've ever seen in my life. These guys have awesome music... gotta love them.

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Posted by Kristen in Seymour, Indiana @ 04:18 on Mar 16 2006

yeah this is pretty much the best band ever! i talked to them and took a pic with them in bedford after the show also and they are the greatest people they are soo kind and friggin hilarious..i love them!!

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Posted by danielle albright in bedford, indiana @ 20:00 on Mar 14 2006

hey guys eleventyseven roxs! me and my friend emily hung w/ them after their bedford show and they rock! i luv them u have to hear them!!

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