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*** HIGHLIGHTS ***

- ESPN features Eldebrock’s song “Tomorrow” on its college football programming in November! - Fall.2011

- Second single ‘Tomorrow’ receives heavy rotation on Sirius Satellite Radio’s Iceberg 85

- First single ‘Release Me’ goes to #1 on Lloydminster’s The Goat 106.1 FM

- ‘Release Me’ gets featured on Thomas Cook Airlines In-Flight playlist

- ‘Release Me’ gets voted #1 by listeners on EKR Rock Radio in the United Kingdom

- Won the 2010 IMA “Best in Class” award for website design in the music category

- Reviews at BLABBERMOUTH.NET, AOL Noisecreep & Static Multimedia

- Debut was mixed by the legendary Michael Wagener in Nashville, Tennessee

Ryan Andersen produced the album. Andersen’s credits include Nickelback's ‘The Long Road' and ‘All the Right Reasons'.

The album was mixed by the legendary Michael Wagener in Nashville, Tennessee. Wagener’s works have sold over 94 million albums worldwide and he has worked on some of the most respected rock albums of all time.
The mastering was completed by Eric Conn, Don Cobb and Chaco at Independent Mastering in Nashville, Tennessee.

Eldebrock’s self titled debut album has garnered a lot of attention from the press, with articles and reviews appearing on BLABBERMOUTH.NET, Static Multimedia and AOL Noisecreep. The first single ‘Release Me’ was featured nationally and internationally on Thomas Cook Airlines In-Flight playlist in late 2010, hit #1 on the local Lloydminster radio station The Goat 106.1 FM and was #64 on The Goat 106.1 FM’s Top 100 to 2010. The second single, ‘Tomorrow’, received heavy rotation on Sirius Satellite Radio’s Iceberg 85.

Eldebrock’s website also won the 2010 IMA “Best in Class” award for website design in the music category. The Best in Class award is the highest honor bestowed by the Interactive Media Awards. It represents the very best in planning, execution and overall professionalism. In order to win this award level, the site had to successfully pass through the IMA’s comprehensive judging process, achieving very high marks in each of the judging criteria - an achievement only a fraction of sites in the IMA competition earn each year.