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Coming Soon: Static Major (EP)

As everyone probably already knows, Static's birthday is on November 11th. So to celebrate his birthday, Neeze has decided to put together an EP with some of the material on those mystery cassette tapes, along with some other songs. Nothing has been finalized yet, but I can tell you right now that people who enjoyed Static's demo version of "Never No More" will surely enjoy whatever we put on here.

So stay tuned! And check the blog every so often as we will be announcing details about the EP every couple of days.

November 11th...spread the word!

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  1. do you know if there's going to be party for him this yr?

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  2. I'm anticipating this release date more than any other one this year

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  3. yay, so whats it gonna b called , THE Entree' or the APpetizer, somethin focused around suppertime I hope . Just sayin TSM .all day err day ......4life

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  4. I agree wit spinner.

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