Canterbury - Eleven, Twelve

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3...according to our Dave on Thu 03 Dec, 2009.

Canterbury have released a new 7"... And its a rocker!! It's called 'Eleven, Twelve'.. about 3 and a half minutes of pop/rock power. It has a big shiny produced sound and it leaps out of the speakers like an audio gymnast. The musicanship's tight,the vocals are yelpy and the cover's well John Fashanu (fasionable).. It's on Friends Vs Records and is available every where now... Except in China...

TRACKLISTING:
7”
Side A – Eleven, Twelve
Side B – Friends? We’re More Like A Gang
Bonus CD
   1.   Eleven, Twelve
   2.   Friends? We’re More Like A Gang
   3.   Friends? We’re More Like A Gang Rout (Enter Shikari) Remix
   4.   Friends? We’re More Like A Gang Lights Go Blue Remix

OVERVIEW:
The quintet that makes up Hampshire-based Canterbury were so young when the tracks that were to become debut album, ‘Thank You’, were recorded, that they were still not allowed to play shows because they would interfere with school. The album was recorded by - at the time - unknown producer Peter Miles (these days probably most notable for his work with The King Blues), before he had his own studio, in drummer Scott’s living room over a three-week period.
Fast forward nearly two years later and after a succession of false-starts and broken promises, Canterbury are ready to finally unleash the opus, having toured relentlessly for the last 18 months, clocking up shows alongside Enter Shikari, You Me At Six and The Automatic in the process.

The physical CD of their album 'Thank You' will be available on Friends Vs. Records (Dinosaur Pile-Up, Data Select Party) from all the usual places, and a special handmade box version of the album (details a little vague at present) will be available at shows and via the band's online store.
Before that however, there’s impending dates supporting Billy Talent, then Hundred Reasons and their own headline jaunt.