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MEANS To Release New Album In March

January 10, 2007

Facedown Records has set a March 6 release date for the new album from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada-based post-hardcore band MEANS, entitled "Sending You Strength".

A full-length record, a four-song EP and extensive Canadian touring have paved the way for MEANS to make the most of 2007 by signing with Facedown to release their brand new CD.

"Sending You Strength" track listing:

01. Looking For Life
02. Learning To Be Brave
03. The Promise
04. Connected
05. Where Truth Is Told
06. Cadences
07. These Are The Words
08. Throw Open The Gates
09. Through The Wires
10. I Choose Her Over Light
11. Down To The Spark
12. On The Broken

Listen to the new song "Connected" at the MEANSMySpace profile.

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