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HINDER: New E-Card Available

August 7, 2008

A HINDER e-card featuring the group's single "Use Me", which officially hit radio on July 15, can be accessed at this location.

HINDER will release its much-anticipated follow-up to the three-times-platinum smash "Extreme Behavior" on November 4 via Universal Republic. Entitled "Take It To The Limit", the new CD was helmed by "Extreme Behavior" producer Brian Howes and features the cutting-edge first single "Use Me".

The raucous Oklahoma fivesome has been treating fans to early helpings of its upcoming sophomore effort, letting loose with some new tracks from "Take It To The Limit" as part of its current live show. The tour with 3 DOORS DOWN and STAIND is turning out to be one of the hottest draws of the summer of 2008.

HINDER's 2006 debut album launched three successful singles, including the multi-format #1 smash "Lips Of An Angel", earning a dizzying array of chart-topping honors. The hit song was also recognized as Active Rock Radio's most popular rock single of 2006. "Extreme Behavior" became a mainstay of the Billboard Top 200 Album charts for nearly a year and a half, endearing the band to a diverse array of rock fans as HINDER soared to become one of the most successful grassroots-artist development stories of the decade.

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