THESE GREEN EYES’
‘RELAPSE TO RECOVERY’
REVAMPED WITH BONUS TRACKS
AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY WITH CDS
PURCHASED IN STORES MARCH 24

February 3, 2009 -- Blackledge Music (with distribution by Atlantic/ADA) has decided to make changes to the final version of THESE GREEN EYES’ forthcoming RELAPSE TO RECOVERY album, which is due out March 24.

Due to a barrage of Internet leaks, the label will now be releasing the physical CD with two exclusive bonus tracks (“Friends Like These” and “Pops”). These songs will not be available on digital outlets such as iTunes and Amazon. Additional liner notes, album credits and lyrics will be made available on the band’s Myspace page for download.

Tackling issues of friendship, loss, remorse, and ultimately hope, RELAPSE TO RECOVERY boils down five years of trials and tribulations as a unit, culminating with the tragic and unexpected loss of a close band friend to suicide.

Varying from a world-weary worldview (opener "At The End") to high octane vendettas (the scream-along chorus of "Sucker Punch") to ruminations on the loss of friendship (the wistful closer "Time Of Our Lives"), THESE GREEN EYES—Colin Cunningham (vocals), Greg Mauro (guitars), Jeff Krenn (guitars), Zach Braz (bass), Mark Brundrett (drums)--have channeled their punk, post-hardcore, and arena rock influences into an anthemic wall of sound that's all their own.

The album’s already racking in rave reviews. To wit:

“It is a high-energy rocker with great vocals, excellent harmonizing and some amazing instrumental work.”

--Jim Pasinski, Record-Journal (CT),
January 12, 2009

“The eleven tracks sparkle with an urgency heightened by aggressive guitar work (courtesy of Greg Mauro and Jeff Krenn), driving bass and drums (Zach Braz and Mark Brundrett, respectively), and rock-solid vocals (from Colin Cunningham)…These Green Eyes’ music is driving and visceral influenced by punk, post-hardcore and arena rock making for a dynamic, melodic listening experience; personally, I like the group harmonies, catchy hooks and near-prog-like rhythmic changes…it’s everything I like about rock rolled up into one band! I’m now on a mission to find their first album-- “House of Glass”--and see how it compares to this triumphant release!”

--Lucky Clark, Kennebec Journal/
Morning Sentinel (ME), January 2, 2009

“Mixing off beat rhythms, catchy hooks, group vocals and powerful vocals, These Green Eyes are sure to make heads turn with their full- length…”

--Gian Erguiza, Frantikmag.com

Stay tuned for news about the band’s upcoming U.S. tour, which is set to include 3 stops along the Warped Tour route later this summer.