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KHANATE, TOADLIQOUR Music Featured In LEONARDO DICAPRIO's 'The 11th Hour'

August 16, 2007

Leonardo DiCaprio has handpicked songs by Southern Lord recording artists KHANATE and TOADLIQOUR for the soundtrack to his forthcoming film/documentary "The 11th Hour". Produced and narrated by DiCaprio, "The 11th Hour" is a documentary concerning the environmental crises caused by human actions and calls for restorative action through a reshaping of human activity. The KHANATE track "Torching Koroviev" (from their self-titled debut album) and TOADLIQUOR's track "Charred" (from the "The Hortators Lament" CD) can be heard during the opening montage over the main title early in the film.

"The 11th Hour" opens in Los Angeles and New York theaters on August 17.

For more information, visit www.11thhouraction.com.

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