One Small Step For Landmines offer free digital EP

Contributed by bryne. Posted by jesse on Monday, December 8, 2008 at 10:00 AM (EST)

Tallahassee, FL's One Small Step For Landmines have posted a new acoustic EP titled If You Could Get Over Me as a free download. The download includes six new songs as well as an eight page booklet. The group recently "posted" the song "25 Years" to their MySpace page.

The band is currently in the process of writing their next full-length for release sometime in 2009, having last released One Small Step For Landmines in 2007. You can download the EP here.

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eazyd2 (December 8, 2008)

so "they" "posted" the "song" ey.

eazyd2 (December 8, 2008)

topflighjtsecutriy

joemomma420666 (December 8, 2008)

One Small Step for Landmines operate on many levels, they weave threads of music that pour out of your speakers - this sounds way more huge then the 3 piece that they are. With each member taking up multiple roles within the band, they are able to capture a sound much larger then they would appear to be capable of.

eazyd2 (December 8, 2008)

The band are clearly competent musicians, they know how to write a song and they seem sincere enough. One Small Step for Landmines is a diverse record, certainly, but sometimes it feels entirely too so, and a lack of certain characteristics that seem like they should be present hurts the presentation.

joemomma420666 (December 8, 2008)

If you are going to do pop rock you damn well better do it justice, and with a big dollop of class. Thankfully …Landmines appear to have been fully aware of this most fundamental rule - unlike the vast majority of pretenders to the throne.

eazyd2 (December 8, 2008)

They could be categorized with the likes of current chart bands like Plain White T's or Fall Out Boy, and their music is just as catchy. How OSSFL differentiate themselves from a genre that has more bands then we can list is that their tracks have a certain edge that just hovers in the background.

JoelSweetheart (December 8, 2008)

jesus, what a terrible name. Do they think they are being witty? Or just dumb?

bongsmcj (December 8, 2008)

agreed. people should stop trying to be so incredibly clever all of the time, name their band "The (Someting or another)s" and not write songs with titles that take up 4 lines on the back cover...

and by the way, i'm totally cool with you naming your new band the something ro anothers. just make sure you credit "some cynical fool on punknews" in the liner notes

mCLz (December 8, 2008)

Batman tomorrow!!!

badbrain (December 8, 2008)

They're re-releasing it in IMAX in January

TheMike (December 8, 2008)

The kids are jumping landmines. Let's drink pop.

Strawberry_Panda (December 8, 2008)

One time i saw these guys and they were completely trashed it was awesome.