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These Silhouettes join Underground Operations

Posted by aubin on Friday, December 7, 2007 at 9:00 AM (EST)

Underground Operations has signed Cobourg, Ontario's These Silhouettes. The band will be releasing their first record on December 18th, 2007 entitled, The Thomas EP.

The disc will only be made available through Underground Operations' online merchandise store in digital and limited disc form, and at the band's merch table when they hit the road with Protest the Hero.

You can check out some music on their myspace page.

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Shark-e (December 7, 2007)

I'm bored.
This bores me.

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ourownwar (December 7, 2007)

ya really, eff these bands that have better looking hair than most girls i know, i wish underground would sign so more punk rock bands, hostage life is great and bombs over providence was amazing.

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TheMike (December 7, 2007)

Shake Your Body Politic was one of my favourite punk albums of 2005.

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Trauma16 (December 7, 2007)

What happened to UO being a half decent punk label.

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AndrewG (December 7, 2007)

they switched their logo from that badass raised fist to the atdi ghettoblaster i think that was the start.

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brown (December 9, 2007)

fact: there is nothing good in cobourg. NOTHING.

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thesesilhouettesfan (December 17, 2007)

theres nothing good in cobourg eh ....where the fuck are you from comin out and dissin cobourg

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D-Roc (June 17, 2008)

Underground Operations = Facepalm Operations.

I honestly believe you have to be from Cobourg to enjoy this band. I've seen these guys (I use the term loosely) open for Protest the Hero twice. If you enjoy whiny ginger kids singing poorly written songs in an unsettling high-pitched voice and a talentless band that remains completely immobile except for swinging their swoopy hair cuts around, they may be for you. If not, you can join me in my feeling of despair and anguish that I experience every time I hear one of their songs.