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DAY ELEVEN Signs With DOCKYARD 1

July 27, 2007

Finnish alternative rock/metal group DAY ELEVEN has inked a deal with Dockyard 1. The group's second album, "Sleepwalkers", was recorded with producer Jens Bogren (KATATONIA, OPETH, DISCO ENSEMBLE) and is scheduled for release on September 14.

Regarding the band's musical direction, lead singer Janne said, "We try to take in everything we hear, and try to let out everything we can come up with. We're keeping the creative process as carefree as possible, and that's the only way to come up with music that's original and worthwhile. You can always ponder afterwards what to do with the noise you create... it's not about over-thinking and over-analyzing!"

Watch DAY ELEVEN's video for the song "Whenever You Say You Love Me" below.


DAY ELEVEN on the road with NEGATIVE:

Sep. 14 - Factory - Magdeburg, Germany
Sep. 15 - Strasse E - Dresden, Germany
Sep. 16 - Meier Music Hall - Braunschweig, Germany
Sep. 18 - Zeche - Bochum, Germany
Sep. 19 - Roxy - Saarbrücken, Germany
Sep. 20 - Substage - Karlsruhe, Germany
Sep. 22 - Alte Spinnerei - Glauchau, Germany
Sep. 23 - Columbia Club - Berlin, Germany

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