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Crash Frequency "Compilation 02"	Angelspit "Krankhaus"
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The Process Void "Arcane Matter"	Tankt "Strip off The Gilt"
The Tenth Stage "The Tenth Stage"	Ikon "Destroying the World to Save it"

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We are going to release a new promotional cd this coming 2007,

 part of the release of that cd, is our celebration of 14 years together,

because of that we are releasing to the public some unreleased material,

 for this time we are beginning with this remix:    Via de Jubilo (Hard Tech Mix) 

this remix was re-remixed and remastered this 2006,

from our unreleased album 'Reciclaje' (1999)

hope you enjoy this version!

stay tuned, more remixes and more previews of our new tracks coming soon!

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The band, which reformed last fall after frontman Trevor Hurst took a detour into a lighter project called Hurst, hopes to cut an album this summer with California-based producer Sylvia Massy, who has worked with Prince, Tool, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and did Econoline Crush's 1997 "The Devil You Know," certified platinum in Canada.

Since arriving at Magma Studios, Hurst says he has been in "write-mode" and wants to maintain that as much as possible. Even though Econoline has been touring with some new songs, these six, still untitled, were written on the spot and self-produced. He has just two more days at Magma and hopes to walk away with seven songs "if we're lucky."

Econoline Crush will then take a week off, come to Ontario for a string of dates booked by Toronto's Ralph James of The Agency Group, then return to Magma. The plan is to then record with Massy (whose married name is Shivy) at her Radio Star Studios in Weed, California.

Hurst has kept in touch with her since "The Devil You Know," which he calls "the best experience ever. It was a blast and so much fun and crazy creative and it felt like the way I always felt it should be when you make a record. It was really special."

Hurst is now the only original member of Econoline Crush, which formed in 1992 and signed with EMI Music Canada in 1994, releasing its final album for the label in 2001 called "Brand New History." The current line-up includes guitarist Dave Hesse, bassist Mark Gomulinski, and drummer Jay Benison.

He looks on the Hurst period of his career -- a project written and co-produced with ex Collective Soul guitarist Ross Childress -- as "my Chris Gaines portion of the program," he laughs, referring to country star Garth Brooks alter-ego. Hurst, which was managed by Toronto's Coalition Entertainment (Our Lady Peace, Simple Plan), released one EP, "Wanderlust," in 2005, that was released through MapleMusic/Universal Music Canada, but the project never caught on with the public.

"We really wanted to follow that through," says Hurst. "Songs for me, they're little entities and I couldn't see them die. I wanted to see them get performed and get recorded and finished, so we did that, but we went back in to write as Hurst and a couple of the guys didn't want to keep going, so I was just writing with Mark Gomulinski who played bass in Hurst.

"The two of us had been working on stuff and jamming away and we had been talking with [former Econoline bassist] Dan [Yaremko] and sending him some stuff. I'd been talking with all the guys [from Econoline], right to [guitarists] Rob Morfitt and Ziggy and [drummer] Johnny Haro. And even though Rob can't play guitar anymore because he broke his wrist in a million places, and Ziggy's teaching hot yoga in L.A., and Johnny's playing in this band called The Dreaming, all of us talked and there was all this nostalgia around the band and I got everybody's blessing to continue on."

Hurst and Gomulinski entered Power Sound studio in Edmonton, and brought in writer/producer/engineer Bill Kennedy, who had remixed "The Devil You Know" track "Surefire" and had just moved back from Los Angeles. They also recruited Hesse, who used to play in Fifth Season (now Social Code) which toured with Econoline Crush for "Brand New History."

"We got four decent tracks done, and it was cool 'cause it reminded me of when we started, and we thought, 'Now do we wanna play some show?'" recalls Hurst.

He says his manager at Coalition was "indecisive" about Econoline Crush returning to the road, and at that same time an old friend of Hurst's, Jay Sakowski, Econoline Crush's former guitar tech, asked if he could work with him in a management capacity.

" He came to me and said, 'Can I try and put together some shows between Boxing Day and New Year's and see if I can get Econoline gigs under the radar but still decent shows, so I said, 'Yeah.'"

So with The Agency Group still onboard, the band was booked from Regina to Kelowna, BC, and ended up in Saskatoon on New Year's Eve. Yaremko even played, but couldn't rejoin on a permanent basis.

"When we played 'Sparkle & Shine' in Regina, I couldn't hear myself singing, the crowd was singing so loud. I couldn't believe it," says Hurst. "It was just mind blowing and then we were like, 'Well now we can't stop.'"

Ralph James got Econoline the opening slot on the sold-out Hinder tour earlier this year and the band continued to write and play shows. Hurst and Gomulinski are based in Winnipeg; Benison is in Vancouver; and Hesse is in Edmonton, but they tend to meet up in Manitoba, the central location.

Hurst isn't shopping the four songs they cut last fall. He is waiting to work with Massy again.

"That's our big thing," says Hurst. "Before we knew about Sylvia being involved, I had sent her some stuff and had been corresponding with her on the Internet. She's very excited. She says the songs show a lot of promise. She thinks there's some single material. We're in negotiations right now, but she's like, 'Whatever you need to do to make it work,' so we'll figure out a way to pay for it or do it on spec, then shop it.

"It's exciting," he adds, "because there was a lot of dysfunction when we were doing 'Brand New History' and I think that the time away has corrected that vision. I think it's a vision of Econoline. At the time, in making 'Brand New History,' there were so many different things pulling me. [We had] Bob Rock do a song, John Travis do a song, and we had Wally Gagel working on this stuff, so we had all these different people with their input and the record sounded disconnected to me.

"And in this scenario,its very much along the lines of songs like 'Home' and 'Sparkle & Shine' and very basic industrial rock kind of stuff. It's not foreign to the Econoline Crush fan. It's what we're known for, melody over riffs."

So with Hurst as the only original member, what makes this band Econoline Crush versus a new Hurst project?

"First off, we still have input from Dan and other guys, right?" he says, stressing an earlier point. "Secondly, with the Hurst thing, it was all songs written by myself and Ross Childress, and it was Ross's vision of the production side of things, and we were always doing it with acoustic guitars and nothing electronica. There were no samplers, no keyboards.

"Econoline Crush, in my opinion, is a musical project. It's never been much of a band because we've always had so many different people come and go all the time that it's just a concept. It's the idea of putting riffs and strong, rock guitar-driven melodies with a vocal melody that almost contradicts it, that's almost cutting across the grain, like smooth, melodic vocal over top of searing guitars. It's not really hard to do if you don't lose the plot.

"I think maybe in the past we've kind of missed the plot when we've started writing and I just think I've always been the driving force of Econoline. People come and go from Nine Inch Nails all the time, but it's always gong to be Nine Inch Nails. Same deal."

Hurst hopes to have a new Econoline Crush single ready for the fall, backed by a full tour and release of the album.

And unless you have been living under a rock, you've been impatiently waiting for this to come out! This is it! This EP is the first Anything Box release to feature a song in Spanish. Carmen, one of the most popular songs Anything Box has ever recorded, has been revisited in Spanish! But don't worry, the new mixes also come in English. Besides that, there are remixes of Soul On Fire, Living In Oblivion, Clean, and Where is Love and Happiness! Oh yeah, and two new songs, too!

The idea to do this came about while we were touring in Ecuador. The people were so amazing that it left a lasting impression on us. So profound was the impact that while I sat in my hotel room on the eve before our departure, a show about Argentine models came on, and as I watched the desire to re-record Carmen grew stronger. It felt... Perfect.

When we got back to the states, Dania and I worked out the words to the Spanish version in the park. The translation is not literal, which is good. The story is told from the point of view of who this girl left behind, the heart broken guy I guess you could say. I loved recording it. My mom even helped, and Gary also did some beat boxing, although it sounds so much like a machine no one may figure out where he is. And Paul, of course, played the guitar which was amazing.

Here's what the EP looks like BTW:

You can get this ep from almost every major site, but if you want to hear previews of most of it, just log onto www.anythingbox.com! The EP is available from here, our myspace, and probably any site you could name. Check it it out! Sorry, I am excited about this one! It has been a long time, and the work to get this to you nearly killed us!

Like Blur says, "Woohoo!"

Oh yeah! The CD version will be on cdbaby.com in a few days, and iTunes should be about a week after...

Right.. I have now posted 3 tracks from the following albums:

- Clockworks, Juliet (released 2004-Ninthwave Records)

- Simulacra (released 2007-Ninthwave Records) 

- Darkened (next album - studio sessions ongoing) 

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Owen Wilson:
You stupid ass!
Cute, smart, funny, fame, success, chicks, money.
What. The. Hell?

Owen Wilson Hospitalized
It was no laughing matter for Owen Wilson over the weekend.
The big screen funnyman was hospitalized just after noon on Sunday, according to media reports, after Santa Monica police officers responded to a medical aid call at the actor's home. The reason for and severity of his hospitalization has not been disclosed.
While the actor's reps have yet to comment on the incident, People, TMZ and local Los Angeles news station KCAL-9 are all reporting that the Royal Tenenbaums star was indeed taken to a nearby hospital.
The 38-year-old blond thesp's brothers, Luke and Andrew Wilson, along with his parents, were all spotted at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center later Sunday night.
The Santa Monica Police Department, meanwhile, have also refused to confirm the identity of the patient they transferred from the Santa Monica home they responded to, instead issuing a statement claiming that Santa Monica Fire Department paramedics answered a "medical aid call" at 12:10 p.m. Sunday and that "a person was transported to a local hospital where they are being treated." The actual 911 call of the incident has not been released.
While the address of the home has also not been confirmed, the block to which they responded is indeed the block where Wilson owns a home.
Wilson is next due to hit the big screen in The Darjeeling Limited, directed by frequent collaborator Wes Anderson. The flick is due to premiere at the Venice Film Festival next month where it will screen in competition. According toIMDB.com IMDb.com, Wilson is also currently in the midst of shooting Tropic Thunder, a comedy directed by frequent costar and pal Ben Stiller.

Owen Wilson: I'm Receiving Care During 'Difficult Time'

"I respectfully ask that the media allow me to receive care and heal in private during this difficult time," the actor said in a statement. Hospital Won't Confirm Owen Wilson Tried To Commit Suicide

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