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Debut Album, "Great White Whale," In Stores & Online Now!

* New Song and New Video Blog!!
As promised, we've uploaded the acoustic version of "Anchors" to our page which can only be found on the Japanese Import of our album. So unless you buy the record in Japan or do some illegal downloading, this is the only place you can hear it! Hope you like the song! We also put up a new video update on our YouTube channel all about our ultimate Japanese experience. Check it!

* "Great White Whale" Only $7.99 on iTunes Now!
Right now you can you get our debut album "Great White Whale" at iTunes for only $7.99! Hurry, this sale won't last long.

* Win An iPod Nano!
So you say you need a new ipod? We've got just the thing! If you enter our MySpace Contest now, you could win a signed copy of "Great White Whale," a signed poster, SAW T-shirt AND a 4GB ipod nano! All you have to do is at least one of five pretty painless things to help spread the word about us on MySpace. Easy enough, right? Go to our contest page for all the legal official blah blah and how to enter.

* Check Out Our E-card!
In celebration of our debut release,"Great White Whale," we put together a pretty cool e-card that you guys should check out and send to all your friends. It's got music off the new album, the latest news and tour dates, buddy icons, wallpapers...everything your little heart desires.

* NEW TOUR VIDEO!!!!!!! NAILED IT!!!!!!!
We just put up a new tour video which you can access through our MySpace
or at YouTube. Check it out!

* "XOXOXO" Is Now On iTunes!
Our single "XOXOXO" is now available on iTunes! The song is off our upcoming debut album, "Great White Whale," which is available in stores and online February 12th. Get it now!

* Download The New Tooth & Nail Podcast Featuring 2 of Our Songs!
The new Tooth & Nail podcast is now online and features two songs from our new album "Great White Whale." To download the free podcast now subscribe to the Tooth & Nail Podcast on iTunes here.



Music is the end in and of itself...

How often do you hear this concept today? Chances are, rarely. The fact is, the truly iconic, the truly special bands are those select few who are not afraid to make sonics, melodies, and unique sounds their utmost priority. And it is no small coincidence that the bands we remember are the ones who do not fear swimming upstream in the process.

And you can hear this mentality in the first notes of their debut LP Great White Whale. Individualistic, yet somehow familiar. A sound that is painstakingly accurate in its defiance of classification. Haunting, Epic, and fast-paced with consistent, larger-than-life melody. It is as hungry as it is heavy, but it is definitely not screamo, metalcore, or active rock in the least. Each track is intricate in composition, yet not distractingly so. The result sounds as if it was made by seasoned artists who have not lost their hearts throughout their many seasons.