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Inward Eye Set To Throw Bricks

Posted by: Adam Morrison | Jun 30 2009 3:50PM

Inward Eye will release their debut full-length album, Throwing Bricks Instead of Kisses, on August 18th via RCA Records.

The effort was recorded in producer Arnold Lanni's (Simple Plan, Finger Eleven, Our Lady Peace) Temecula, California studio.

You can catch the band at the following Warped Tour stops:

July
29th Cincinnati, OH Riverbend Music Center
30th Milwaukee, WI Marcus Amphitheatre
31st Detroit, MI Comerica Park

August
1st Chicago, IL First Midwest Bank Amph.
2nd Minneapolis, MN Canterbury Park
3rd St. Louis, MO Verizon Wireless Amph.
4th Kansas City, MO Verizon Wireless Amph.
7th Boise, ID Idaho Center Amph.
8th Salt Lake City, UT Utah State Fairgrounds
9th Denver, CO Fiddlers Green Amp

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Inward Eye Set To Throw Bricks

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Under the Sheets

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