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Sep 12, 2007

Ivy League sign The Mess Hall

Sydney-based label Ivy League, home to the likes of Youth Group, Josh Pyke, Red Riders, 78 Saab and many other fine local acts today announced that they have signed the deadly drum n guitar duo - The Mess Hall. The label is on a hot run of signings of late - only last week nabbing hot youngsters Bridezilla.

Ivy League will be releasing Devil's Elbow, the follow-up to their 2005 album Notes From The Ceiling, on October 27. The first single Keep Walking will be hitting radio airwaves (and webspaces) sometime next week.

Head over to the news part of the Ivy League site for more info. While you're there give a listen to the catchy new diddy by the 1st Ivy Regiment supergroup called Out Of My Hands - which we hear is part of a very special release coming soon.

Posted by Jonny | 0 Comments | Stored Under News | Artist Pages: Ivy League The Mess Hall

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