LOOK WHAT I DID: New Video Teaser Available

December 23, 2008

Nashville-based post-hardcore act LOOK WHAT I DID has released a teaser for an upcoming video, shot by Greg Yates of Rotgut Production, for the song "Six Flags Over Jesus". The track will be available on the band's upcoming album, due out in early 2009 on Modernist Movement. The CD was produced by Brian Virtue (JANE'S ADDICTION, HORSE THE BAND).

LOOK WHAT I DID will hit the road in early 2009 with ILL PATRIOT (Militia Group).

LOOK WHAT I DID's last CD, "Minuteman for the Moment", was released in 2005 via Combat/Koch Records. The album was produced by Brian Virtue (JANE'S ADDICTION, THE START).

LOOK WHAT I DID is:

Barry Donegan - Vocals
Ty Coughlin - Bass
Chris Bradley - Guitar
Aaron Childress - Guitar
Jake Omen - Drums

For more information, visit the band's MySpace page.

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